shooting iron (noun)

1. Why did the scarecrow bring a shooting iron to the party? In case he needed to make any 'corn-y' jokes!

2. In the magical kingdom of Elysium, the brave knight unsheathed his shooting iron to defend against the fire-breathing dragon.

3. During the American Wild West, cowboys relied on their shooting irons for protection and survival on the dangerous frontier.

4. In Greek mythology, the god Apollo wielded a golden shooting iron known as Arcus, which he used to rain down arrows upon his enemies.