The rifle he'd brought in was leaning against the post, ready to his hand.

Four more rifles were leaning against the wall in a corner.

His rifle leaned against the wall less than a yard away.

My rifle was leaning against a tree near the cooking things to his right.

The two stood there, their rifles leaning against the rock wall, well to one side, and out of the wet.

The man standing in the track laughed, leaned his rifle against the nearest tree.

He'd noted that the rifle leaned against the hearth, well within reach if the old man decided to go for it.

His rifle with the bayonet fixed was leaning against the wall.

His rifle was leaning against the rock beside him.

His rifle, in its saddle sheath, leaned against the door.