Adjective
gun-toting (not comparable)
Carrying a gun, especially a pistol.
England's a violent place. Too violent for me. That's why I prefer it here (the USA). For a gun-toting nation, Americans are surprisingly passive. This place suits me and the wife. John Lydon
For a gun-toting nation, Americans are surprisingly passive. John Lydon
You can be a namby-pamby leftie, a gun-toting neo-con or a soft, indecisive moderate. I really don't care. Just don't lie to me. Steven Crowder
A police Constable stationed at the Tactical Services Unit (TSU) was robbed of his XR motorcycle (CK 2202) in front of his father’s residence by a gun-toting bandit and his accomplice. Source: Internet
But some of the action (like the skateboard chase and the gun-toting Libyan terrorists) has been changed. Source: Internet
For example, in the documentary video Music in the Key of Oscar, Peterson tells how Granz stood up to a gun-toting southern policeman who wanted to stop the trio from using "white-only" taxis. Source: Internet