11-09-2011, 01:55 PM
So, the state of Hawaii follows the letter of the law concerning firearms very seriously. Then why (this is what I've understand-no first hand knowledge here) does the HI law state that citizens can obtain a carry permit, but then once the applications enter the system, none are ever issued? Or is that true? Don't know how to check the number of permits issued either. Does anyone have info on this? I do not want or intend to apply for one. I am just seeking information.
I hope that the state that takes firearms so seriously, then makes sure to hand out the stiffest possible sentences to those that commit a crime with a firearm and handgun.
By the way, I remember from many years ago that the NRA was pushing for automatic extended sentences for anyone using a firearm in commission of a crime.
Jon in Keaau/HPP
I hope that the state that takes firearms so seriously, then makes sure to hand out the stiffest possible sentences to those that commit a crime with a firearm and handgun.
By the way, I remember from many years ago that the NRA was pushing for automatic extended sentences for anyone using a firearm in commission of a crime.
Jon in Keaau/HPP
Jon in Keaau/HPP