shooting stick

I guess we turn the stool into a shooting stick.

Right then, it looked like he was shooting sticks at a tiny dot out in the field.

One woman has brought the blunt ended equivalent of a shooting stick, which turns out not to be needed.

For her first scene in this film she had two days of shooting stuck in the same position.

Shooting stick - It can fold out into a single-legged seat.

Favourite walking and shooting sticks by the connecting bedroom door.

The hunter can use shooting sticks or a bi-pod to support the front of the gun while in the position.

He set up his shooting sticks, so he had something on which to rest his gun.

He slowly stood up, left the shooting stick where it was, and ambled towards the open elevator.

You really can't balance on a shooting stick.

She was sitting on a shooting stick.

Shooting Sticks - How come we don't use them?

"One brigadier wore suede shoes and sat on a shooting stick," he recalls.

On firearms, shooting sticks are commonly used on rifles to provide a forward rest and reduce motion.

Lord Cumbermound revolved on his shooting stick in the direction of the two women.

The gift also included a shooting stick made to the King's personal pattern, a magazine holding a hundred cartridges and a leather cartridge bag.

He stepped out of the elevator car, the Hour Key glinting in one hand and a shooting stick in the other.

Rather ashamed of her new sensations, she rose, closed her shooting stick, and moved towards the stile.

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An example of a non factory made accessory could be shooting sticks that can be employed as rifle field rest.

He was most grateful for the shooting stick he'd brought with him, for his observation post offered nowhere to sit except gravestones.

Not much more than an elegant shooting stick, it is composed of two curved flanges bent from gracefully bowed legs.

It's my understanding that they are rather heavy, and I think Henry's more interested in shooting sticks floating in the river right now."

At that time, the word "pool" often brought to mind drunken hustlers shooting stick and comparing tattoos in dingy, smoke-filled bars.