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Used to describe a rifle (typically bolt-action) that has a very short barrel and no stock or brace attached. The word is more commonly used to describe such firearms that have been cut down or sawed off from longer, more standard configurations. The term originated in the Soviet Union and typically referred to ludicrously short Mozin Nagant rifles that had the barrels and stocks chopped off.
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