Craig

I am trying to find the name of an older third person shooter game I used to play. I can remember that you would hide behind walls and other objects, wait for the enemy to reload, and then take a few shots yourself. The standard pistol had unlimited ammo and a laser and each shot was pretty powerful, but other firearms had limited ammo that you could pick up. It was staged in the present, with maybe some items from the near future. It would have been on a console, probably in the late 90's or early 2000's. Thanks for any input.

I just picked up a Remington 597 and would like to know what size allen wrenches I'll need to do a complete disassembly, along with what size to adjust the sight also. Never had a 597 before, have had dozens of 10/22's over the years though. It felt really good in the store, and for $150 at ***** Sporting Goods I figured I'd try it out. Any 597 newbie advice is also appreciated. Thanks in advance.

And prey to Joe Pesci?

Take a look at this:

http://www.treasury.gov/about/education/Pages/in-g...

While I know it's a small and insignificant issue, it is unconstitutional. We as Americans should stand up against anything that affects our rights whether we agree with the issue or not.

I'm older, so I was forced in school to recite the revised and unconstitutional pledge of allegiance with "under god" in it. I also don't like that the currency I earn and spend has an unconstitutional motto placed on it by an unconstitutional law. Before this turns into a debate about whether what I claim unconstitutional is true or not, think about this: if the word god was replaced by allah on our currency, motto and pledge, that 90% of the country that approves of it would certainly be reversed.

btw, the word allah was around long before Islam was and has the same meaning as god.