Sidearm

The marine's sidearm was a semi-automatic pistol with a high-capacity magazine.

The officer drew his sidearm when he saw the suspect reaching for something in his pocket.

The adventurer always brings a sidearm on his expeditions in case of danger.

The soldier's sidearm was loaded and ready for use.

The sailor's sidearm was a standard issue 9mm handgun that was used for self-defense.

The soldier kept his sidearm clean and well-maintained.

The bouncer had a sidearm baton for handling unruly patrons.

The detective checked his sidearm before entering the building.

The soldier checked the magazine of his sidearm before entering the combat zone.

The musketeer's sidearm was essential in close combat.

The pitcher injured his arm while throwing a sidearm pitch.

The sidearm sword was a symbol of rank and status for cavalry officers.

The assassin concealed his sidearm under his coat as he entered the building.

The security guard kept a sidearm in his holster as a backup weapon.

The police officer pulled out his sidearm to defend himself.

The soldier carried a sidearm in addition to his rifle.

The detective always kept his sidearm within easy reach.

The security guard had to draw his sidearm when the intruder broke in.

The cowboy kept his sidearm holstered on his hip.

The hunter packed a sidearm for protection against bears.

The bodyguard carried a sidearm as part of his job.

The criminal pulled out a sidearm during the robbery.

The gangster was caught carrying a loaded sidearm.

The SWAT team member was armed with a sidearm and a rifle.