benchrest
- noun
- /ˈbɛnʧˌrɛst/
- The shooter adjusted the height of the benchrest before taking aim at the distant target.
- rifle from a benchrest
Examples
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During practice, I secured my rifle on a benchrest to ensure greater accuracy while aiming at the target.
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A sturdy benchrest can make a significant difference in long-range shooting results.
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He placed his rifle on the benchrest to ensure maximum accuracy during the competition.
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He set up a benchrest for the shooting competition.
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The benchrest helped improve her accuracy significantly.
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The marksman carefully adjusted his scope while resting his rifle on the benchrest before taking the shot.
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At the shooting range, each competitor used a benchrest to stabilize their firearm and improve their precision.
Synonyms
A strong table used for building or fixing things in a workshop
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Etymology
Benchrest comes from the words bench and rest, which together mean a 'rest' placed on a 'bench' to steady a gun. So a benchrest is the sturdy support or table used to keep a rifle steady for very accurate shooting.