Precision Arms Hawaii

✅ VICTORY: SB401 IS OFFICIALLY DEAD

Thanks to last-minute changes on the Senate floor and the limited time left in the session, it is now certain: SB401 will not move forward.

This is a huge win for everyone who stood up, spoke out, and defended our rights.

🙏 A heartfelt thank you to everyone who participated in the legislative process — whether you submitted testimony, made calls, showed up in person, or shared the message.

👏 And a special thank you to the legislators who stood strong and voted today in defense of our constitutional freedoms. We were one vote from tyrany

Your voices made the difference. Let’s stay engaged and keep working together.

>>UPDATE

911!!!

Hey everyone,

As a law-abiding firearm owner in Hawai‘i, I’m writing this because something serious just happened at the Capitol, and most people have no idea it even occurred. A bill that was originally just about banning .50 caliber fi****ms has been completely rewritten behind closed doors—and it now threatens the rights of every responsible gun owner in the state.

Let me explain what went down and how you can help stop it.

What SB401 Was Supposed to Do
When SB401 was first introduced, it was pretty straightforward. The original version (SB401 SD2) was a short, focused bill—less than 500 words. It proposed a ban on .50 caliber fi****ms but included exemptions for legally owned guns and antique fi****ms. Whether you agreed with it or not, at least it was clear, and the public had a chance to weigh in.

>>What Happened on March 13 Changed Everything