Sidearm

The sidearm sword was an essential weapon for cavalrymen in the 17th century.

The batter struggled to make contact with the pitcher's sidearm pitch.

The detective carried his sidearm in a shoulder holster.

The hiker brought a sidearm flare gun for emergencies in the wilderness.

The sidearm sword was worn by cavalrymen on their belts.

The hiker always carried a sidearm knife as a backup to his main survival gear.

The bodyguard had both a sidearm and a stun gun as backup weapons.

The cowboy pulled out his sidearm gun to defend himself from the attacking bandits.

The sheriff inspected the suspect's sidearm to determine if it was loaded.

The bodyguard always carries a sidearm to protect his client.

The detective carried a backup sidearm in an ankle holster.

The fencer expertly wielded his sidearm, striking his opponent with precision.

The soldier drew his sidearm and aimed it at the enemy when his main weapon malfunctioned.

The detective's sidearm had a laser sight attached to improve accuracy.

The catcher signaled for the sidearm pitch to take advantage of the batter's aggressive swing.

The ninja drew his sidearm with lightning speed, dispatching his enemy in seconds.

The samurai's sidearm was both a weapon and a symbol of his status.

The sidearm was an important symbol of rank and status, and many officers had elaborately decorated swords.

He was a skilled horseman, and he carried a sidearm with him whenever he rode.

The tennis player utilized a sidearm serve to gain an advantage.

The hunter carried his sidearm revolver in case he needed to take a quick shot.

The museum displayed a collection of sidearm swords.

She practiced her sidearm throw in discus competition.

The pitcher had to adjust his sidearm pitch after an injury to his throwing arm.

The knight kept his sidearm close at hand during battles.

She always kept a sidearm pepper spray in her bag for self-defense.

The soldier's sidearm was always within reach in case of emergency.

The spy concealed a sidearm camera to capture covert footage.

The pitcher used his sidearm pitch to strike out the final batter and win the game.

The assassin concealed his sidearm under his jacket.

The assassin had a sidearm poison vial as a backup plan.

The quarterback used a sidearm pass to complete the play.

The pirate captain's sidearm was a symbol of his authority on the high seas.

The pitcher's sidearm pitch allowed him to pitch for longer periods of time without straining his arm.

The criminal reached for his sidearm but was quickly subdued by the police.

The hunter had his sidearm ready in case of an emergency.

The detective drew his sidearm as he pursued the suspect down the alley.

The bodyguard's sidearm was a compact revolver that could be easily concealed.

The cowboy fastened his sidearm in its holster before mounting his horse.

The security guard kept a sidearm in his ankle holster for emergencies.

The softball pitcher's sidearm delivery kept the opposing team from scoring.

The sailor's sidearm was secured in a locked cabinet while the ship was in port.

The coach encouraged the pitcher to incorporate a sidearm pitch into his repertoire.

The special agent's sidearm was concealed under his jacket.

The martial artist learned how to draw his sidearm quickly and efficiently.

The sidearm was a backup weapon for the hunter in case he missed his shot with his rifle.

The lieutenant's sidearm was a treasured family heirloom.

The police officer reached for his sidearm when he saw the suspect.

The sidearm pitch was particularly effective against batters who were susceptible to breaking balls.

The bodyguard carried a sidearm stun gun for protecting his clients.