When you say like a rifle, I think you mean the ball starts low and then rises. The "secret" to doing this is 1) club head speed and 2) proper impact position. If you look at any tour pro impact position they all have flat left wrists (for right handed) cupped right hand and full rotation of the hips with their head behind the ball. The ball sounds much different coming off the club - like a rifle shot, no clinks and clanks.