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A barracks cut is a terrible and uneven haircut done during the weekend or the night prior to first formation for the following day in the active duty military. The haircut is given in the barracks and it usually just takes the hair off the ears and sides to a point so that it looks in accordance with regualtions with a patrol cap (pc) on. The cut also takes enough hair off so if the Platoon Sergeant or the First Sergeant sees the individual without a pc on they can't say anything other than how terrible the haircut looks.
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