pistoleer
pistolier

"Never killed no one yet with this trick," said the pistoleer.

He's got all the tools to be a world-class pistoleer.

The miner did so as Shannow's eyes flicked to the pistoleer.

A pistoleer is a soldier trained to use a pistol, or more generally anyone armed with such a weapon.

Taking needle and thread, he sewed the wounds in the pistoleer's leg.

The pistoleer, now faced with a 'flash in the pan', was likely to find his opponent's sword running him through.

If the extractor is flush and even, this tells the pistoleer that he ran out of cartridges.

The pistoleer stroked the butt of his weapon.

Suddenly the shirtfront of the pistoleer gushed red.

"The kid is a natural pistoleer.

The fat miner was standing some ten feet from the pistoleer, holding a clay jug out from his body at arm's length.

The first times she'd fired this scenario, years ago, the screaming knifeman had distracted her long enough for the pistoleer to get her.

Court jester or no, Jeremy X was also, in all likelihood, the deadliest pistoleer alive.

Rastar was not only the commander of the Northern cavalry but also far and away the most dangerous pistoleer, himself included, the prince had ever seen.

The enemy pistoleer kept the Kursovikian rifle shooters pinned down behind masts and bollards-neutralized.

It didn't matter that Duke was feared as the deadliest pistoleer this side of the Plague Lands.

Ames had to laugh at that--ace pistoleer Junior Boudaux shot dead by a juvenile.

--and dropped the pistoleer.

The earliest kind of pistoleer was the mounted German Reiter, who came to prominence in Europe after the Battle of St. Quentin in 1557.

Shannow led Steiner to the Sipstrassi and touched the pistoleer's hand to it; the veins of gold were thin now but still the power surged through him, healing his wounds.

A veteran of the Civil War on the Confederate side who rode with J.E.B. Stuart's Virginia cavalry, Vermillion was an accomplished horseman and pistoleer.

A civan rider and pistoleer, Rastar is one of those rare Mardukans who are quad-dextrous and can accurately fire 4 pistols simultaneously even under the most intensive combat condition (and the same applies for his use of swords).

The Pistoleer introduced several motifs that would recur in much of Blake's subsequent work- violence as art; honor and morality as existential codes; and character as fate, a Heraclitean notion that Blake himself has cited as a pervasive theme in his fiction.

As she swung to shoot him, another attacker screamed, jumped from the low roof, ran at Taz with an upraised knife- Taz ignored the knifeman, shot the pistoleer, then punched her spring pistol into her other hand in a double grip and put a pair of shots into the last one's face.