Because back when Atticus was a kid, he was known as "Ol' One-shot Finch" (Lee 129). People called Atticus that because he has the deadest shot when handling a gun. Mr. Tate didn't shoot the dog himself because he can't shoot as well as Atticus can. Shooting Tim Johnson (the dog) was a one-shot thing.
A rifle used and designed for Target shooting only. As in shooting at an Olympic Target Match.
Sorry- there are dozens of terms used in rifle shooting. Can you be a bit more specific?
The four rifle shooting positions are standiing, sitting, kneeling, and prone.
Not all countries play rifle shooting. There's usually one person who does, though.
Rifle fire from a concealed position at long range to a very specific target, rather than just random shooting.
In To Kill a Mockingbird, the crisis where Atticus shoots a rabid dog demonstrates to his children, Scout and Jem, his exceptional marksmanship skills. These skills surprise the children, as Atticus's shooting ability was previously unknown to them.
Atticus Finch, because of his prowess with a rifle.
The book "Tricky Rifle Shooting" was written by George C. Nonte Jr. It covers various challenging shooting scenarios and techniques for rifles.
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Atticus' glasses are knocked off and he loses them when he raises them to shoot, causing him to miss the target bird. Scout thinks that it was a good shot or else he would have missed being that blind or if he did no what would have stopped him from shooting his air rifle."
Yes, it is in olympics. There are several different organizations that have a sport revolving around rifle shooting. The NRA, as well as IDPA, IPSC, and others.