Sidearm

The cavalry officer's sidearm was a necessary tool for close combat on horseback.

He has a unique sidearm throwing style in baseball.

The basketball player used a sidearm pass to avoid a defender.

The ultimate frisbee player's sidearm throw sailed across the field.

He had to use a sidearm motion to throw the ball under the low ceiling.

The sidearm sword was used primarily for slashing attacks.

The officer unholstered his sidearm and fired at the attacker.

The marksman adjusted his sidearm holster to ensure a quick and smooth draw.

The spy carried a small sidearm hidden in his jacket.

The soldier carried a sidearm sword into battle.

The athlete wore a sidearm during the competition as part of his uniform.

The cowboy's sidearm was a trusty revolver he had owned for years.

The cavalryman's sidearm was his most prized possession, and he kept it sharpened and well-maintained.

The pirate drew his sidearm and pointed it at the captive's head.

The police officer had a sidearm taser for non-lethal situations.

The sidearm was a weapon of last resort, used only when the soldier's primary weapon was lost or unusable.

He felt safer carrying his sidearm when walking through the city at night.

The police officer carried his sidearm in a hip holster for quick access.

The martial artist used a sidearm nunchaku for close combat.

The security guard's sidearm was a standard-issue Glock.

The bodyguard wore a concealed sidearm in a shoulder holster.

The sidearm sword was phased out of use with the advent of firearms technology.

The samurai's sidearm was an extension of his fighting spirit.

The pitcher's sidearm delivery caught the batter off-guard.

The sidearm was an essential tool for any soldier in the cavalry.

The pitcher's sidearm delivery was difficult for the opposing team to hit.

The pitcher's sidearm delivery was often compared to that of a submarine pitcher.

The scout was impressed by the young pitcher's sidearm pitch and recommended him for the team.

The pitcher's sidearm motion was unorthodox but effective.

The relief pitcher was brought in to throw his sidearm pitch against a particularly tough left-handed batter.

The police officer kept her sidearm holstered until it was necessary to draw it.

The police officer's sidearm was kept in his holster.

The soldier strapped his sidearm to his thigh before heading out on patrol.

She couldn't fit her sidearm into her purse holster.

The hunter carried his sidearm in case he encountered a dangerous animal.

The sidearm was an elegant weapon, with a slim blade and a decorative hilt.

The gang member pulled out his sidearm during the robbery.

The hiker always carried a sidearm in case of animal attacks.

The sheath for the sidearm was made of leather and hung from the soldier's belt.

The pilot carried a sidearm on his flights for added security.

The soldier carried a sidearm as a secondary weapon in case his rifle jammed.

The officer drew his sidearm and held it at the ready, scanning the area for threats.

The military personnel were each equipped with a sidearm as part of their standard gear.

He carried a sidearm pistol in addition to his primary rifle.

The security guard's sidearm was loaded and ready for use in case of an emergency.

The officer quickly reloaded his sidearm after emptying the magazine.

The sidearm sword was often used in combination with a larger weapon such as a lance or musket.

The ranger carried a sidearm as a backup weapon on his dangerous missions.

The SWAT team member carried a sidearm along with his assault rifle.

He carried a sidearm pistol in case his main weapon malfunctioned.