Chapter 134

§134-1 Definitions for Hawaii's firearm laws

§134-2 Permits to acquire firearms

§134-2.5 Getting a permit to use guns or explosives in movies

§134-3 Registering firearms brought into Hawaii

§134-3.5 Sharing mental health records for firearm permits

§134-4 Rules for transferring and possessing firearms

§134-5 Who can carry guns for hunting or target shooting

§134-6.5 Relief from federal firearms mental health prohibitor

§134-7 Who is banned from having guns and ammunition

§134-7.2 No gun or ammo seizures during emergencies

§134-7.3 When police can take your guns after you lose gun rights

§134-7.5 Police seizure of firearms in domestic abuse situations

§134-7.7 Rules for selling ammunition to young people

§134-8 Banned guns and gun parts and their penalties

§134-8.5 Bump fire stocks, multiburst trigger activators, and trigger cranks are banned.

§134-9 Licenses to carry firearms

§134-9.1 Where carrying or possessing a firearm is banned

§134-9.2 Carrying a firearm: what you must have and tell police

§134-9.3 Leaving a firearm in a vehicle

§134-9.4 Carrying a firearm while using drugs or alcohol

§134-9.5 Carrying a firearm on someone else's private property without permission

§134-9.6 Annual report on carry licenses

§134-9.7 Penalty for not hiding a gun while carrying it

§134-10 Alteration of identification marks prohibited

§134-10.2 Illegal to get unnumbered firearm parts to build a gun

§134-10.5 How to safely store your firearms

§134-11 Who is exempt from Hawaii's gun laws

§134-12.5 When guns and weapons are taken by the state

§134-13 When permits and licenses can be taken away

§134-14 Monthly report on permits and licenses

§134-15 Ban on low-melting zinc alloy guns

§134-17 Penalties for false statements and firearm law violations

§134-18 Protection for doctors who share mental health information

§134-21 Using a firearm while committing another felony

§134-21.5 Carrying a firearm while committing a separate misdemeanor

§134-22 Possessing a firearm to help commit a felony drug crime

§134-23 Where loaded long guns must stay and the penalty for breaking this rule

§134-24 Where you can keep and carry long guns

§134-25 Where you may keep or carry a pistol or revolver

§134-26 Carrying a loaded gun on a public road

§134-27 Where you can keep and carry ammunition

§134-28 Homemade explosives are illegal and a serious crime

§134-29 Reporting lost, stolen, or destroyed guns

§134-31 Firearms dealer and manufacturer license

§134-32 Conditions for a firearms sales and manufacturing license

§134-33 Punishment for making or selling guns without a license

§134-34 When a national emergency is declared

§134-35 Notice about safely storing a firearm

§134-51 Rules for carrying and using dangerous weapons

§134-52 Switchblade knives: what is illegal and the penalties

§134-53 Butterfly knife rules and penalties

§134-61 Definitions for gun violence protective orders

§134-62 Where to file a protection petition

§134-63 How to ask for a gun violence protective order

§134-64 Ex parte gun violence protective order

§134-65 One-year gun violence protective order after a court hearing

§134-66 Ending or renewing a one-year gun violence protective order

§134-67 Giving up guns and ammunition under a protective order

§134-68 Getting back or getting rid of surrendered guns or ammunition

§134-69 Court must report protective orders to state data center

§134-70 Penalty for filing a false or harassing gun protection petition

§134-71 Police keep other powers

§134-72 No penalty for choosing not to seek a protective order

§134-81 Definitions for electric gun rules

§134-82 Electric gun and cartridge restrictions

§134-83 Getting a license to sell electric guns

§134-84 Rules for selling electric guns in Hawaii

§134-85 Turning in an electric gun or cartridge

§134-86 Who is banned from having an electric gun

§134-87 Who is exempt from electric gun rules

§134-88 Storing an Electric Gun Safely Around Minors

§134-89 Using an electric gun during another minor crime

§134-90 Using an electric gun during another serious crime

§134-101 Definitions for firearm industry rules

§134-102 Firearm industry member standards of conduct

§134-103 Who can sue firearm companies and what they can get

§134-104 How this law interacts with other laws