they want to go and kill animals.. and that's when their father told them not to shoot mockingbirds because they do nothing but make music and it would be a sin to harm them... henceforth why the book is titled that
Jem and Scout asked their father, Atticus, to borrow a gun to protect themselves from Bob Ewell, who had made threats against them after the trial of Tom Robinson. They were afraid for their safety and wanted to be prepared in case Bob Ewell tried to harm them.
They asked to borrow his gun since Bob Ewell had been aking threats against them
You need to register it in Alaska even though your father let you borrow a gun until you can get one.
a gun
Scout notices that her father, Atticus, is an exceptional shot with a gun when he shoots a rabid dog. This skill was unexpected and unknown to her, revealing a hidden talent that her father possesses.
You can borrow my car, but I need it back by tomorrow afternoon. She asked to borrow my cell phone so she could reach her parents. The neighbor came over to borrow a roasting pan. If you need a hot glue gun, you can borrow mine. Have you ever had anyone ask you to borrow a kleenex?
My Father's Gun was created in 1970.
Don't borrow your parent's stuff without their permisson.
Ask your father. If he's the one asking, ask someone who knows. Your local pawn- or gun-shop manager might have answers for you.
Boo Radley was the one guarding Atticus with a gun from his window the whole time in "To Kill a Mockingbird." Boo Radley saved Scout and Jem from Bob Ewell's attack, ultimately protecting them and their father Atticus.
It depends on who you are borrowing it from.
1959 starts with sn 48800F and 1960 starts with sn 106000F
Miss Maudie's rear end
The general answer is yes. If you father lives in another state, he is techincally supposed to transfer the gun to you through a dealer in your state.