Colorado Dealer Transaction Log--form DR7602

What if I hold multiple occupations? How does one prove this?

I watched a guy at a local gun counter refuse to answer the occupation question. The associate was going to shut down the sale. I understand that you must answer the question. The guy finally answered with "airline". So, if this guy did work for an airline does he remember TSA, if you refused to answer a TSA agent, you probably would get a cavity search.

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Originally Posted by kidicarus13

I've not seen this form in use yet. Has anyone else?

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Yes, iron horse was using it the other day.

My question is, since it?s not technically the 4473 back ground check what happens if you lie?


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Occupation? Lots of things occupy me.

This strongly reminds me of the Bastiat quote in my signature block...

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Originally Posted by BREATHER

I watched a guy at a local gun counter refuse to answer the occupation question. The associate was going to shut down the sale. I understand that you must answer the question. The guy finally answered with "airline". So, if this guy did work for an airline does he remember TSA, if you refused to answer a TSA agent, you probably would get a cavity search.

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Does this question get asked before of after the background check?

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Originally Posted by Gunner

Yes, iron horse was using it the other day.

My question is, since it?s not technically the 4473 back ground check what happens if you lie?


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You have violated Colorado, Gulag of Firearms law and can be prosecuted for it.

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Originally Posted by kidicarus13

Okay you scofflaws, get in line for your class 2 misdemeanor for trying to make a mockery of the occupation question [emoji1787]

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So, how about "Manager", "Staff Member", "Employee", etc?

"occupado"

This form is from the Colorado Department of Revenue, and it is filled out after the 72 hour "cooling off" period before the transaction is completed

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Originally Posted by Gunner

Yes, iron horse was using it the other day.

My question is, since it?s not technically the 4473 back ground check what happens if you lie?


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Originally Posted by BPTactical

You have violated Colorado, Gulag of Firearms law and can be prosecuted for it.

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Yes, lying on any official form is a violation of law (giving a false statement) and can be prosecuted. Now, being intentionally vague or making an otherwise truthful statement "from a certain point of view", well that's a horse of a different color.

Most stores have you fill it out at time sale/nics submission. I put “recreational observation specialist” the first time I filled it out. Guy at the counter asked what the hell that meant. I said I’m retired lol. I’ve put “retired” on all since. The form stays with the dealer, doesn’t go anywhere but is available if an inspection is warranted.

What if you don't have an occupation?

What if you're a professional freeloader?

What if you just put "breather"? Breathing occupies a lot of my time.

Tax paying slave

I believe you can refuse to answer the occupation question, and that can be noted.
It is against the new law to lie on the form.
Having been thru 2 FDD inspections already, I would not play around with this.
They check all the paperwork they have the authority to view.

Richard