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Sawed-Off
Sawed-Off
The term sawed-off refers to when a shotgun, and on very rare occasions a rifle, has the barrel cut down to a few inches. In the USA, the minimum barrel length allowed by law is 18 inches for shotguns, and 16 inches for rifles.