noun

• 1A padded waterproof coat with large pockets, worn when shooting game.

  ‘When you purchase a Storm coat, you become the proud owner of the finest shooting coat ever made.’

  More example sentences

  • ‘When you look for a shooting coat remember it is supposed to be stiff and it is supposed to be a little tight.’
  • ‘I put my windbreaker on under my shooting coat and was able to get warm enough to give it a try.’
  • ‘Our custom-tailored waterproof shooting coats were designed by shooters for shooters.’
  • ‘This coat is fully waterproof lined and has the technical features associated with shooting coats.’
  • ‘Since there are several styles of shooting coats of varying cost, the shooter is advised to try out several types before making an investment.’
  • ‘I just wanted to take a moment to drop you a line to thank you for the exceptional shooting coats that you produce.’
  • ‘Once you get to using a shooting coat, you'll have your sling a lot tighter, and you'll see that you most likely couldn't bear the pain of the sling on your hand without a glove.’
  • ‘All shooting is done from the offhand position, and no shooting coats, hooked buttplates, gloves, or slings are allowed.’
  • ‘Our line of shooting accessories includes shooting coats, vests, soft cases, glasses, shells, and a large selection of choke tubes.’

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     archaic term for morning coat