Kaneohe Gun Shop

Old website: kaneohegs.com (ended 5/31/23) old site no longer updatable

Kaneohe Gun Shop 45-1117 Kam Hwy

Ste 202B 2nd Floor Kaneohe HI 9674

(808) 247 3036 [missed calls are not returned]

Instagram: kaneohegun [horrible timing yet as expected – Dec 22, 2024: Instagram notification stated ‘my account has violated community policies’ and is shut down – all I posted over the past year were pictures of guns, gear, & store schedule updates] **Always check website kaneohegun.com for solid information & sales updates**

1-16-25: Started to post on X (formerly Twitter) search Kaneohegun: picture has Glock 19 Gen5

Specials and promotions posted on X

Why do people reference Google?!? THIS website is the ONLY authority to confirm this week’s store schedule – not Google! Upcoming schedule below:

HAWAII LEGISLATION IS AT IT AGAIN!! THEY’RE PUSHING THRU MORE BANS!!

WARNING!! SEVERAL HOUSE & SENATE BILLS PASSED!! GET MORE MILITARY SEMIAUTO RIFLES AND STANDARD LARGE CAPACITY MAGAZINES NOW! GOT “ENOUGH”? TO HAVE PEACE OF MIND, YOU’LL NEED “MORE THAN ENOUGH”!

House Bill 893 expands upon Hawaii’s existing “assault pistol” ban to now include commonly owned rifles and shotguns by instituting restrictions based on a “single feature” test.  These firearms are widely used for self-defense, recreational shooting, and hunting, and have now been vilified due to cosmetic features. Additionally, HB 893 would impose a ban on standard capacity magazines capable of accepting more than 10 rounds. These so-called “high capacity” magazines are, in fact, standard equipment for commonly owned firearms that many Americans legally and effectively use for an entire range of legitimate purposes, such as self-defense or competition.   Feb 7: HB893 HAS PASSED, with amendments. GET DESIRABLE SEMIAUTOS AND THEIR MAGAZINES NOW; don’t be scrambling to secure these valuable items later! “later” is too late!

March 3: Be aware of Senate Bill 308
  SECTION 1. Section 134-8, Hawaii Revised Statutes, is amended by amending subsection (c) to read as follows:

     “(c)  The manufacture, possession, sale, barter, trade, gift, transfer, or acquisition of detachable ammunition magazines with a capacity in excess of ten rounds [which] that are designed for or capable of use with a pistol is prohibited.  The manufacture, possession, sale, barter, trade, gift, transfer, or acquisition of any detachable ammunition magazine with a capacity in excess of thirty rounds that is designed for or capable of use with any firearm other than a pistol is prohibited.  This subsection shall not apply to magazines originally designed to accept more than ten rounds of ammunition [which] that have been modified to accept [no] not more than ten rounds and which are not capable of being readily restored to a capacity of more than ten rounds.”

     SECTION 2.  This Act shall not prohibit possession of a detachable ammunition magazine with a capacity in excess of thirty rounds that is designed for or capable of use with any firearm other than a pistol that was legally obtained prior to the effective date of this Act.

     SECTION 3.  This Act does not affect rights and duties that matured, penalties that were incurred, and proceedings that were begun before its effective date.

     SECTION 4.  Statutory material to be repealed is bracketed and stricken.  New statutory material is underscored.

     SECTION 5.  This Act shall take effect on January 1, 2026.

>>> Expands the ban on pistols with a detachable magazine with over a ten-round capacity to any firearm with a detachable magazine with over a thirty-round capacity.  Exempts detachable ammunition magazines with a capacity in excess of thirty rounds that are designed for or capable of use with any firearm other than a pistol obtained before 1/1/2026.  Effective 1/1/2026.  (SD2)

March 3: Be aware of Senate Bill 401 The purpose of this Act is to prohibit any firearm or rifle with the capacity to fire ammunition of fifty caliber or higher.

     SECTION 2.  Section 134-8, Hawaii Revised Statutes, is amended by amending subsection (a) to read as follows:

     “(a)  The manufacture, possession, sale, barter, trade, gift, transfer, or acquisition of any of the following is prohibited:  assault pistols, except as provided by section 134‑4(e); automatic firearms; rifles with barrel lengths less than sixteen inches; shotguns with barrel lengths less than eighteen inches; any firearm or rifle with the capacity to fire ammunition of fifty caliber or higher; cannons; mufflers, silencers, or devices for deadening or muffling the sound of discharged firearms; hand grenades, dynamite, blasting caps, bombs, or bombshells, or other explosives; or any type of ammunition or any projectile component thereof coated with [teflon] Teflon or any other similar coating designed primarily to enhance its capability to penetrate metal or pierce protective armor; and any type of ammunition or any projectile component thereof designed or intended to explode or segment upon impact with its target.

     For purposes of this subsection:

     “Firearm or rifle with the capacity to fire ammunition of fifty caliber of higher” does not include antique pistols, antique revolvers, or muzzleloaders.

     “Muzzleloaders” means any rifle, pistol, or shotgun that loads from the muzzle, or the open end of a weapon, from which the ammunition is discharged.”

     SECTION 3.  Statutory material to be repealed is bracketed and stricken.  New statutory material is underscored.

     SECTION 4.  This Act shall take effect upon its approval.

>>> Includes any firearm or rifle with the capacity to fire ammunition of fifty caliber or higher, excluding antique pistols and revolvers, and muzzleloaders, in the list of prohibited weapons.

House Bill 392 further restricts the centuries-old practice of building firearms for personal use ​and self-defense by imposing restrictions that far exceed those in federal law. Existing state law prohibits the purchase or acquisition of firearm parts with the purpose of assembling a firearm, however HB 392 would now prohibit private individuals from possessing currently legal firearms that don’t have serial numbers. Feb 7: HB392 HAS PASSED, with amendments. Get your project parts and spare parts NOW; don’t be scrambling to secure important items!!

House Bill 125 expands upon Hawaii’s existing firearm storage mandate by requiring firearms to be stored in a locked box, safe or with a trigger locking mechanism, with limited exceptions. Any violation would be a misdemeanor offense, and HB 125 would also hold the firearm owner strictly liable for third-parties misuse of a firearm that was not stored in compliance with the provisions of the legislation. Feb 7: HB125 HAS PASSED, with amendments. Get lockboxes and secure storage; have plans of action to be better prepared – do it NOW, not later!

As always – UNBEATABLE deals are here at Kaneohe Gun Shop – TRUTH & FACT

Credit cards that are accepted: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express.

STOP TRYING TO FIND ‘DEALS’ ONLINE! COME BY AND GET YOUR FIREARMS LOCALLY! NO ADDITIONAL SHIPPING COSTS OR FFL TRANSFER FEES. COMPARING IN-STOCK PRICES TO ANY LOWER PRICING SEEN ONLINE FROM OTHER STATES IS MEANINGLESS. ADD UP WHAT FINAL COST WOULD BE AND CONSIDER SHIPPING TRANSIT TIME!

* * Upcoming Handgun Safety Course * * (also prerequisite for CCW Qualification) Safety Course $300 Guns & ammo provided Set: Mar30 Sunday Part 1 classroom 12-5pm , Apr3 Thursday Part 2 range time live fire and Supplemental Training 9:30am-1pm  at private range  Certification is good for 4 years with HPD’s new rulings Jan 2024

April 19 Saturday: Mission Bravo Carbine Signup and waivers at Smith Taewkondo Kaneohe M-F 4pm-6:30pm $200 cash This is a valuable training opportunity!! Dedicate time to train; do not be the one who ends up making errors in judgement or causes mishaps to yourself / innocent people / or loved ones – all because you thought “I’m good enough”

Be the first to secure one of the truly hottest advancements in defensive pistols https://www.forgottenweapons.com/aimpoints-new-coa-clever-optics-advancement/

** Glock Gen5 factory Performance parts **

As always – UNBEATABLE deals are here at Kaneohe Gun Shop – TRUTH & FACT

STOP TRYING TO FIND ‘DEALS’ ONLINE! COME BY AND GET YOUR FIREARMS LOCALLY! NO ADDITIONAL SHIPPING COSTS OR FFL TRANSFER FEES. COMPARING IN-STOCK PRICES TO ANY LOWER PRICING SEEN ONLINE FROM OTHER STATES IS MEANINGLESS. ADD UP WHAT FINAL COST WOULD BE AND CONSIDER SHIPPING TRANSIT TIME!

FIREARMS SHOWN ARE BRAND NEW ((USED GUNS WILL BE NOTED AS USED))

Shop fees for Federal Firearms Licensed Kaneohe Gun Shop: FFL receiving fee: $50 minimum or 5% of dealer value of firearm, PER firearm [Inbound shipped firearms must be received at licensed dealer’s premises]. Stripped lower receivers for longguns and frames for handguns are serialized and are also considered firearms. No exceptions. FFL sending fee: $40 per firearm [Outgoing shipped firearms must arrive at licensed dealer’s premises]. Shipping costs for outgoing shipments to be added to the $40 per firearm.

Storage fees for Federal Firearms Licensed Kaneohe Gun Shop: * * * Any firearm or electronic accessory (weapon lights, optics, etc) safeguarded or purchased and on hold in shop safes will accrue storage fees after 30 days. Storage fee for handguns, optics, stripped rifle lower receiver or handgun frame is $1 per day. Storage fees for any built rifle lower and any longgun is $2 per day. Items secured past 60 days without arrangements made for proper transfer will be forfeited. * * * THIS HAS BEEN POSTED ON OLDER SITE KANEOHEGS.COM SINCE JUNE 1, 2021

Credit cards that are accepted: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express.

STOP TRYING TO FIND ‘DEALS’ ONLINE! COME BY AND GET YOUR FIREARMS LOCALLY! NO ADDITIONAL SHIPPING COSTS OR FFL TRANSFER FEES. COMPARING IN-STOCK PRICES TO ANY LOWER PRICING SEEN ONLINE FROM OTHER STATES IS MEANINGLESS. ADD UP WHAT FINAL COST WOULD BE AND CONSIDER SHIPPING TRANSIT TIME!

FIREARMS SHOWN ARE BRAND NEW ((USED GUNS WILL BE NOTED AS USED))

STOP TRYING TO FIND ‘DEALS’ ONLINE! COME BY AND GET YOUR FIREARMS LOCALLY! NO ADDITIONAL SHIPPING COSTS OR FFL TRANSFER FEES. COMPARING IN-STOCK PRICES TO ANY LOWER PRICING SEEN ONLINE FROM OTHER STATES IS MEANINGLESS. ADD UP WHAT FINAL COST WOULD BE AND CONSIDER SHIPPING TRANSIT TIME!

FIREARMS SHOWN ARE BRAND NEW ((USED GUNS WILL BE NOTED IF USED))

STOP TRYING TO FIND ‘DEALS’ ONLINE! COME BY AND GET YOUR FIREARMS LOCALLY! NO ADDITIONAL SHIPPING COSTS OR FFL TRANSFER FEES. COMPARING IN-STOCK PRICES TO ANY LOWER PRICING SEEN ONLINE FROM OTHER STATES IS MEANINGLESS. ADD UP WHAT FINAL COST WOULD BE AND CONSIDER SHIPPING TRANSIT TIME!

Get military semiauto rifles, mags, parts – as there will be inevitable legislation restricting that category of firearm and feed devices. Hope you’ve stocked up!!

Get military semiauto rifles, mags, parts – as there will be legislation proposals restricting that category of firearm and feed devices. Hope you’ve stocked up!!

HAWAII NEW LAW Senate Bill 2845: AMMO SALES / POSSESSION BAN UNDER 21 [will be signed into law and take effect on Monday July 8, 2024. Prohibits the sale to, transfer to, and possession/owning of ammunition people under 21 years of age. Exceptions in HRS134-5 for travel to/from and use at range and hunting. ID checks will have to be conducted similarly to the sale of alcohol. Penalty is a misdemeanor gun crime, which also means becoming a prohibited person for 20 years.]

Read Senate Bill 3196 S.D.1 ; be aware of such over-reaching legislation: https : / / www.capitol.hawaii.gov/sessions/session2024/bills/SB3196_SD1._HTM

FRI APRIL 5 2024: VERY GOOD NEWS: Senate Bill 3196 has been stopped.

April 5 2024 – The Hawaii Firearms Coalition, a leading advocate for the rights of gun owners in Hawaii, announced the cessation of SB3196, marking a significant victory for Second Amendment proponents across the state. SB3196, which sought to impose further restrictions on firearms possession and use, will not move forward in legislative process, effectively rendering the bill dead for current legislative session.

The Hawaii Firearms Coalition extends its gratitude to everyone who stood in opposition to SB3196. The Coalition acknowledges the efforts of gun owners, enthusiasts, and constitutional advocates who participated in the process, proving that community action is a pivotal force in the preservation of our rights.

While celebrating this victory, the Hawaii Firearms Coalition remains vigilant, prepared to act against any future proposals that may seek to undermine the Second Amendment rights of Hawaii’s residents. The Coalition will continue to work towards promoting responsible gun ownership, education, and legislation that respects the rights and freedoms of all. DON’T BE COMPLACENT WITH THIS SMALL VICTORY! As SB3196 has already been written, deliberated in Senate and had a planned date of July 2024, should a national or especially local shooting tragedy occur, it can fuel an accelerated passage of SB3196 or a worse version of it – be ready! Continue to plan acquisition of military rifles, mags, emergency and spare parts -don’t put it off until some news hits or 2024 election year tribulation ramps up!

GREAT PRICES, UNBEATABLE DEALS, UPFRONT FACTS, NO SALESPITCHING!

INDISPUTABLE POINTS:

Firearms must be shipped to and received at a licensed premises such as a gunshop and require paperwork for transfers.

Valid government issued photo identification is also required.

Shipping is not free. Storage is not free.

Gunshops have rent, insurance, and plethora of expenditures and costs.

No gift cards accepted as any form of payment. The additional percentages merchant processing adds is atrocious. Discount on firearms: Cash has 3% discount. Merchant fees are only increasing and will not be absorbed by this gunshop. This is not a corporate chain store that can break even or suffer losses in one location while other locations pick up any shortfall.

Shop fees and markup of goods [especially guns] for a brick-and-mortar store is an absolute requirement. This is how a gunshop exists so consumers can physically get their hands on products. Too many apparently forget that such items like firearm(s) cannot be sent directly to one’s home address or post office box, and don’t recognize that online sellers will happily take your credit card / certified funds / money order payments and don’t give a shit about what you or your significant other truly needed or what is optimal and cost-effective for such defensive tools. Firearms, supplies and accessories IN STOCK at your local brick-and-mortar store absolutely win over viewing mere pictures online!

Shop fees for Federal Firearms Licensed Kaneohe Gun Shop: FFL receiving fee: $50 minimum or 5% of dealer value of firearm, PER firearm [Inbound shipped firearms must be received at licensed dealer’s premises]. Stripped lower receivers for longguns and frames for handguns are serialized and are also considered firearms. No exceptions. FFL sending fee: $40 per firearm [Outgoing shipped firearms must arrive at licensed dealer’s premises]. Shipping costs for outgoing shipments to be added to the $40 per firearm.

FFL FEES AND SHIPPING COSTS MUST BE PAID IN CASH DUE TO SEVERAL PAST INCIDENTS WHERE INDIVIDUALS MADE CREDIT CARD DISPUTES MONTHS AFTERWARD AND CARD COMPANIES AWARDED THEM REFUNDS ON FFL FEES & SHIPPING THAT I HAD CONDUCTED FOR THEM, DEBITING MY BUSINESS ACCOUNT!

Storage fees for Federal Firearms Licensed Kaneohe Gun Shop: * * * Any firearm or electronic accessory (weapon lights, optics, etc) safeguarded or purchased and on hold in shop safes will accrue storage fees after 30 days. Storage fee for handguns, optics, stripped rifle lower receiver or handgun frame is $1 per day. Storage fees for any built rifle lower and any longgun is $2 per day. Items secured past 60 days without arrangements made for proper transfer will be forfeited. * * * THIS HAS BEEN POSTED ON OLDER SITE KANEOHEGS.COM SINCE JUNE 1, 2021

Credit cards that are accepted: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express.