deadshot used a sniper rifle in the movie.
what gun does deadshot use in the movie?
sniper rifle
bullet::::- deadshot appears in "", voiced by jim meskimen. in his self-titled segment "deadshot", he first appears on a ferris wheel, where he uses a long range sniper rifle to assassinate a local mayor, before leaving behind a cartridge case with the initials "d.s.". after being contracted to assassinate batman by the russian mafia, deadshot uses an assassination attempt on commissioner james gordon as bait. however, deadshot is ultimately defeated and apprehended by batman. much like the early comic book version, this incarnation dresses in an elegant fashion.
deadshot
bruce wayne has a flashback to the murder of his parents. in his penthouse, he examines the firearms he took from the underground tunnel's gutter (during the events of "working through pain") which he intends to turn in to the police. wayne admits to alfred that even though he vowed never to use them in the memory of his parents, he can still understand the temptation to use one. meanwhile, in another city, a prodigious assassin known as deadshot carries out an assassination on mayor manning with a spectacularly difficult shot from a moving ferris wheel literally miles away from the man and returns to his tropical base. there, one of his associates hires him to carry out a hit in gotham. it is revealed that the russian has put out a hit on lieutenant gordon, and batman is called in to protect him. batman gives crispus allen ronald marshall's handheld pda device (which he stole as bruce wayne in "field test"), containing a link to encrypted e-mails proving that ronald marshall hired deadshot in the past. he then follows gordon's motorcade, with alfred providing satellite-imagery assistance using the new waynecom satellites. deadshot attempts to shoot gordon from a moving train, but batman deflects the bullet. deadshot then gleefully reveals that batman was his real target the entire time and that the threat against gordon was merely a ruse to draw him out. he opens fire as the train enters a tunnel and as batman attempts to charge at deadshot, he gets shot and falls off the train. deadshot advances to where he saw batman fall while gloating, but is suddenly ambushed and disarmed from behind by batman. now terrified, deadshot confesses that he was hired by the russians to kill batman and tries to talk batman out of killing him since he was "only doing his job." angered by deadshot's cowardice, batman knocks him out and deadshot and ronald marshall are later arrested afterwards. wayne confides to alfred about how similar the fight in the tunnel seemed to the night his parents were murdered and comments that "i've been trying to stop those two bullets all my life." he expresses discouragement, and alfred agrees, but adds that he thinks bruce has a higher purpose. the film ends with bruce looking up at the sky and seeing the bat-signal.
batman: gotham knight