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What is sporters?
A "Sporter" is a quicker way of saying a "Sports Player". The way I made this word was that one day, I was at soccer and we had to a dumb mindful crap. Well, we had to make words (dumb, I know, it was a soccer practice) and all I could think of was "sporters". Now our whole soccer team uses that word
Are your children sporters?
sporters - meme gif
sporters - video
Sporters - what is it?
(derogative) A border collie that has been bred for desirable qualities associated with competing in organized dog sports.
I also think that, if this is your first sports dog, that getting a sporter collie from a sport breeder is likely overkill and you may find yourself overdogged very quickly.
What does "sporters" mean?
What finnish people refer to as a person who plays a sport, or is an athlete of some sort.
Me: hey so what do you do on your free time
Maari: i run around, and play soccer under the sun like a sporter
Me: sporter... thats cute.
Sporters - what does it mean?
Someone who plays sports but isn't good enough to be an actual athlete
friend: are you an athlete?
Me: no I'm not that good
Friend: so your a sporter then?
Me:yeah
Sporters - meaning
A sporterization is a very fancy term used for modified military surplus rifle. Commonly done on military surplus rifles when they are cheap, the sporterization is used on many rifles regardless of maker or country of origin. Commonly done in the 1900's onto the modern era, it shares many parallels with the "bubba'd" guns of the modern era. However sporterizations are in much higher quality than the more homemade "bubba'd" guns of the modern day.
Common sporterization techniques are cutting the stock down into a more hunting rifle shape, fitting of scopes and scope rails, and hand checkering of the wood to allow a better grip. While this has faded out in activity in recent years, sporterized guns still show up in gun shows and shops around the world, with a reduced price due to it being modified.
"Well in my grandpa's collection, we did find this sporterization of a Springfield, doubt it's really worth anything"