Marksmanship (noun)

The skill of using a firearm or other weapon to hit a target accurately.

Origin:

The word marksmanship is a combination of the words "mark" and "manship," meaning the skill of hitting a target accurately.

Examples:

1. John was a marksman, able to hit his target with great accuracy even at long distances.
2. The marksmanship competition was held annually, attracting the best shooters from all over the country.
3. The soldiers were trained in marksmanship, learning to shoot with precision and speed.
4. Good marksmanship was essential for survival in the war, and soldiers were taught to shoot with both their right and left hands.
5. The hunters impressed everyone with their marksmanship, bringing down game with a single shot from their rifles.