Hawaii Firearm Bill of Sale Form

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A Hawaii firearm bill of sale is used to report the transfer of firearm ownership between two individuals. The form identifies the buyer and seller, describes the firearm in question, and records the final purchase price. Prior to transferring and completing the bill of sale, sellers must verify the buyer’s firearm permit and submit it to the police department.

Hawaii Firearm Bill of Sale Form

A Hawaii firearm bill of sale is used to report the transfer of firearm ownership between two individuals. The form identifies the buyer and seller, describes the firearm in question, and records the final purchase price. Prior to transferring and completing the bill of sale, sellers must verify the buyer’s firearm permit and submit it to the police department.

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A Hawaii firearm bill of sale is used to report the transfer of firearm ownership between two individuals. The form identifies the buyer and seller, describes the firearm in question, and records the final purchase price. Prior to transferring and completing the bill of sale, sellers must verify the buyer’s firearm permit and submit it to the police department.

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Hawaii Gun Laws

  • Background check required? – Yes[1]
  • Permit required to purchase? – Yes[2]
  • Permit required to concealed carry? – Yes[3]
  • Firearm laws – Title 10, Chapter 134
  • Concealed carry law – § 134-9
Seller Requirements – Within 48 hours of transferring ownership, the seller must submit the following to the Hawaii Police Department in person or by mail[4]:

  • If a handgun was transferred, the new owner’s permit, signed by the seller.
  • If a rifle or shotgun was transferred, the Sale/Transfer of Rifle/Shotgun Form, signed by the seller.

Hawaii Concealed Carry

A License to Carry is required to carry a concealed weapon. Generally, it is only issued to individuals with an urgency or need to carry a gun.[5]

To obtain the license, applicants 21 years or older must submit to the Hawaii Police Department[6]: