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Non-Nebraska resident looking to purchase a gun.

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JAK:
In order to purchase a handgun you have two choices,

1- Return to Hawii for a visit, purchase a handgun there, and bring it back.

2 - Get a Nebraska Drivers Lisence and go through the processof buying one in Nebraska.

I am not aware of any other legal way to do it.

John K

SemperFiGuy:
Well, We All Know That It's Really None of My Business...............

But to leave a Nice Place like Hawaii on your own choice

and then to freely choose to

Come to Nebraska (of all places) to go to school..........

And nobody forced you.......

And then after coming and seeing the harsh, hateful Nebraska winters...............   (NOT this current thing.   It ain't winter.)

You STAYED?????

Like We All Know, It's Really None of My Business.

But.......if your place in Hawaii is empty and nobody is living there, you could write down the address on a piece of paper and send it to me.

sfg

Mali:

--- Quote from: SemperFiGuy on November 11, 2016, 03:17:02 PM ---But.......if your place in Hawaii is empty and nobody is living there, you could write down the address on a piece of paper and send it to me.
--- End quote ---

Honestly, they could probably make good money just having us take turns taking care of their place in HI for a few weeks. :)

sidearm1:
I hate to mention this, but Hawaii seems to be a great big Omaha when it comes to handguns, at least that is the way the gun press puts it.  There is some hunting and you can get a carry permit (Only 1 or 2 given out so far as the gun press will say).  Oh by the way,(and certainly not picking on you) but from the Nebraska Driver's guide: "NE Driver's License/ID Cards
If you have an out-of-state driver's license, you have 30 days to transfer it over to Nebraska after you move to the state. If you are found driving with your out-of-sate driver's license after this time, you risk fines and other penalties."

weekndornah:
Well shoot I guess I might have to finally relinquish Hawaii residency and my sweet Driver's License for Nebraska. I've been here going on 6 years and I'm here until at least Summer 2020... I guess it's finally time. Doesn't help that I really don't have anything to help me retain Hawaii residency in a few years either.

Omaha isn't too bad. I wouldn't mind spending another decade here, which is pretty appalling given that I'm from Hawaii.


As for switching over -- it seems like that's only for permanent moves?

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