Moving to Atlanta, need some advice

[Shawn D]

... blow's... cop's...

You a Clayton Schools grad?

[Boogieboy]

i do own multiple firearms and know multiple cop's in the county

Ha Ha! you should put a sign in your yard that says that! Like the security stickers.....then no worries.

[Yaedien]

Haha, I will have to post our sign here at work, We are allowed to carry at work

@Boogieboy
I type 100 words + a minute, so excuse my mistakes

[nderwater]

Driving roads: the fall line cuts Atlanta in half, meaning the north side of town is hilly and the south side is flat. The goad roads are in the topside suburbs and the best start at about an hour north of the city.

[peete]

Driving roads: the fall line cuts Atlanta in half, meaning the north side of town is hilly and the south side is flat. The goad roads are in the topside suburbs and the best start at about an hour north of the city.

Not to get into a pissing match but you obviously have not driven on the SS.
There is far less congestion and the roads are about as hilly as the northside.
South Fayette Co. has trove of unpatrolled winding roads. There are some fun backroads in Henry Co. near AMS.
Yeah, we're further from the mountains but all we have to do is lock the doors and drive through the ATL.

Besides, we're closer to Florida

[ATLZHP6M]

I live around the Eagles Landing Country Club in Henry County. Not a bad area but if I was you I would probably look for a place in Peachtree City and call it a day... Stay away from Morrow and Stockbridge. Hampton is kinda rural, not a lot of anything there except the speedway of course...