Posted: 9/22/2023 3:10:17 PM EDT
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How is it flying in and out with firearms? I know there is no CCW reciprocity, but will be bringing some pews for shooting on private property. YES, they will be locked separate from ammo in a hard sided case. Additionally, why kinda blade laws we looking at? Fixed ok? Auto's? Help a brother out. Thanks, DD |
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Aloha, Yeah, most folks are out enjoying the islands instead of internetz. Depends on which island you are going to and how long you are staying. Kauai is very gun friendly to a point. The hippies despise guns and some AirBnB will evict a person over guns I am told. Ammo is stupid expensive and reloading is difficult as all hell on Kauai. BRING AMMO WITH YOU IF YOU CAN. At least SOME. Knives: no autos, no double blades and some areas will prohibit anything that looks like a knife with a pocket clip semi-hidden. Kauai on the West side is very hunter friendly & ag country. Lots of open carry sheathed knives. But the locals are also KNOWN. Good luck. ~Will |
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I shot some USPSA matches on the mainland and flying back and forth hasn't been a problem, just follow the airline's rules. |
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Originally Posted By 0627Devildog: Had a fantastic time with the family on O'ahu..... Flew direct to Honolulu, no problems claiming and then re-checking self defense items upon departure. Glad it worked out for you. I never had a problem flying into or out of state with firearms. |
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