Sawed-off used in a sentence

Sawed-off in a sentence as an adjective

Perhaps sawed-off barrels, or big loads. At some point, we cross the line between talking about legal guns and illegal guns.

I'm sure the true lies somewhere between "he was locked up in a safe room with a sawed-off shotgun" and "all you had to do was ask". I don't really know about that dumb waiter though.

In the end, police neutralized locks and cut their way into a safe room, where Dotcom was found with what looked like a sawed-off shotgun.