benchrest
- noun
- /ˈbɛnʧˌrɛst/
- He practices benchrest shooting every weekend.
- benchrest shooting
- benchrest shooters
- benchrest rifle
Examples
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The club hosts weekly benchrest competitions for both beginners and experienced shooters.
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He spent months practicing benchrest to prepare for the upcoming championship.
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Precision and consistency are crucial in benchrest shooting events.
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The benchrest competition will take place next month.
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In benchrest competitions, shooters aim to achieve the highest possible accuracy by using a stable rest to support their rifles.
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The new rifle design is particularly well-suited for benchrest shooting, improving stability and accuracy during competitions.
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Many avid shooters practice for months to prepare for benchrest events, focusing on precision and consistent results.
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Morphology
Etymology
Benchrest comes from the simple words bench and rest, meaning a 'bench' and a 'support' for a gun. The sport is named for firing rifles from that steady rest, so benchrest shooting is about using a bench support to be as accurate as possible.