Hawaii Bill Would Cut Carry Permit Term to Six Months, Require 22 Hours of Training, Mandate Carrying a TASER

Possibly in anticipation of what Hawaii politicians consider think will be an adverse Supreme Court ruling that will require the state to actually issue carry permits to civilians, the state’s Democrats have proposed their latest piece of anti-gun legislation that’s aimed at making life for lawful gun owners as difficult and expensive as possible.

SB-2800 would would cut carry permit terms to only six months. Each new permit application would require 22 hours of training, including two hours of live fire drills.

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