Call the FL FFL. They should be able to take the gun from a GA resident and transfer to a FL resident. Your FL friend can't buy it or have it transferred to him by a GA FFL unless it is a long gun.
You're a funny man.:tongue1:
Feel free to give me a shout. I'll shoot you straight. Most attorneys do not handle contract or employment law on a contingency basis, but you might have extenuating circumstances.
It is absolutely legal to discharge a firearm in unincorporated Cherokee County (outside of city limits). As other have mentioned, don't get within 50 feet of a public road.
Wait for your lawyer. What you think is cut and dried may not be. I largely practice criminal defense and even I would not give details on the scene.
In such a situation, I would only provide my name, date of birth, social, address, and a copy of my driver's license.
Keep your questions within reason. Just the things you must know in order to obtain recovery. That way, the judge will know you are reasonable in a discovery hearing after the defendant refuses to answer.
It is generally best to not answer any questions and refuse all testing. That means field sobriety and breathalyzer tests. You will be arrested. Bond out and immediately get an attorney.
Have the ATF wait at your doorstep. Go get any NFA weapons out of the safe to show them. That's all you are legally required to do if the ATF does not have a warrant.
Anything beyond that is dependent upon the circumstances.