Pull out
Pull out verb - To leave a place often for another.
Both terms in one sentence
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She's a better Trick Shot than Worf on the phaser range, and when a Bar Brawl breaks out she's the first to pull out a gun almost as big as she is.
Source: The Gunslinger -
In Home on the Range, show cow Maggie is able to pull out stuff (food) from the ears of others and herself.
Source: What Have We Ear? -
Range and damage go through the roof, but it takes forever to fire (and put away) and you need to be on the ground to use it note Try it- you can jump off the highest drop in the game and pull out said gun at the top, and it won't fire until you hit the floor.
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