A term used in the firearm community for any firearm modified in a slapdash
way. Named after rednecks who are the most famous makers of "Bubba'
d" firearms, the bubba'd gun is usually an older military rifle, such as a Mosin-Nagant,
Lee-Enfield or Springfield Model 1903, although rarer
guns have been modified. These are then cut down to short "sporter" lengths, fitted with scope rails, tacky wooden furniture and more.
These modifications are almost always frowned upon by the firearm community at large, and thus "bubba'd"
guns commend much lower prices in comparison to non-modified models. Many "bubba'd"
guns also can be modified to extreme lengths, and thus should be taken with caution as they might explode in the users hands. Dangerous, tacky and
useless, the "bubba'd" gun should only be used in desperation.
