supported shooting
A gun that is supported using something other than the shooter's hands, to better stabilize it and enhance accuracy and control. This will often feature a bipod or tripod deployed on a flat surface, but it also extends to cases where the barrel rests directly on said surface.
Note that while the shooter does not have to be actively aiming or firing to qualify for this tag, their gun should be close enough to use quickly, whether it's already shouldered, held in their hand, or both.




