Hawaii, inheriting guns.

[fawndog]

I plan to shoot skeet with my bro while visiting, and to bring his brothers gun to him.
We had a family loss this year, the older brother passed and the younger brother would like to keep his only gun (Remington 870). I was told by a gun shop in HI just to go to HPD and he would have to register it, I like the idea but I'm not confidant it's true.

If you have experience with taking / transfering firearms to the islands please tell me about it.

Thanks Everyone,
Merry Christmas and Happy 2022!

[duckman1]

https://www.hawaiipolice.com/services/firearm-registration

[sfe187]

Gun shop is correct. Go to HPD on Beretania, apply for gun permit/registration. (if you're going Oahu)

This is HPD's (Honolulu Police Department) firearm link. Due to virus, online option is available. (Old school way was take it to HPD)

https://www.honolulupd.org/police-services/firearms/

ps. the above poster's link is for Big Island.

[M1NM]

Looks like he'll need to get permission to aquire before you get there.
Once there - unless it's inheritance is specifically spelled out in a will it will need to be transferred via an FFL (fed interstate rules - not state)

This site seems to explain it better

https://hawaiirifleassociation.org/hawaii-gun-laws

[CheapBloke]

A supposed war in hawaii played by a looney col. currently has the OFH Army telling people to turn in their firearms.

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[Gundiver]

Jeez I thought you mean confiscating.

[BigPimping]

More reason for me never to go there. Disneyland is fine.

[9Cal_OC]

Jeez I thought you mean confiscating.

Yep, clickbait title.

[dmcag69]

Click bait

Should say Inheriting a shotgun in Hawaii

[fawndog]

Oh, it's my fault. I had no idea that would be taken the wrong way with the comma in there.
But it's not click bait, I don't need comments, likes, or subscriptions.
I'll change the title for the triggered.