If Atlanta had mountains it would be a big ski destination too. Same weather.
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If Atlanta had mountains it would be a big ski destination too. Same weather.
Private sale BG checks suck, I may have to run a fire sale on a few pistols here before I go to thin the herd. I have a few nice Berettas I don't shoot all that often.
I have several drums and many many pmags. Also many pistol mags with a higher capacity then 15 but they all should be grandfathered. If I do go armed into Denver I will keep it to 15 or less and just stack em.
InIn for late night post form TresMonos when he's high on the jazz cabbage.
Denver VS Lousy-Anna. Denver would be my CHOISE too.
30 years ago Mrs imawoodsman had the opportunity to transfer offices.
We moved, never regretted our move. And have made a GOOD life in GA.
We took a chance & a LEAP of Faith so to speak. It worked out & we have enjoyed our
life in Ga.
Go for it brother !!!! Enjoy & embrace the next chapter the Monos family's life.
Best of luck in whatever decision you make!!
Only problem with Georgia is it's too close to Atlanta.I had to do the same 40 years ago. Left all the family back in Florida and came to Georgia. Swore I would return one day. Didn't happen. We established ourselves and thrived. Good luck!!!
And the best thing about Denver is it's proximity to the REAL Colorado.Only problem with Georgia is it's too close to Atlanta.
Heck man... they're doing that here in Forsyth county^Yep. We had an extremely good move package from my employer when we went out there but a lot of hidden costs come up that you never think of. The ridiculous vehicle registration fees for instance (we had 2 cars and 2 motorcycles, talk about sticker shock).
Some other things to consider... Be mindful of your housing budget, stay under what you think you can afford because I guarantee you your insurance and property taxes will climb significantly every year.
A lot of people out there are getting screwed because the state/counties are re-assessing property values every year so your taxes keep going up and up. They buy a home at the top of their budget then the next year it gets re-assessed at a significant higher value causing the taxes to go up. Then the next year it goes up again. Pretty soon that $350K house you bought you are paying taxes on a $450K house. Good for re-sale of course but not if you are staying in it.
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