Gina's Service Pistol (hip holster)

Gina keeps one hand pressed to a compact service pistol, the weapon suggested as a dark, unobtrusive sidearm seated in a holster at her hip (inferred from posture). The script provides no make, finish, or caliber; instead the prop functions through touch and placement — a quick, practiced palm on grip, a silent roof knock that follows, and a protective shepherding motion as she moves Zoey toward the car. The gun reads as standard-issue, utilitarian, and worn to duty rather than ornamental, its presence felt through choreography rather than visual close-up.