UZI Silencer name recommendations with a prize

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I want to say a big thank you to everyone who took the time to participate—honestly, I’ve been blown away by the creativity and turnout on both boards.

Because of that response, I went ahead and made my selection! Drum roll please……….


The new model name will be “Kadesh”, recommended by UT member @TSPC Additionally, for the serial number prefix, I’ll be using “SHTOK”, recommended by UT member @deadduck —so I’m doubling down, and you get the prize as well. Each of you will receive a $200 credit toward my website.

Honorable mention goes to Sturm member The Dude—yours was extremely close, and well deserving of recognition. You’ll receive a $100 credit to the website.


Thanks again to everyone who contributed—this was a lot of fun, and I appreciate the support.
 

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I want to say a big thank you to everyone who took the time to participate—honestly, I’ve been blown away by the creativity and turnout on both boards.

Because of that response, I went ahead and made my selection! Drum roll please……….


The new model name will be “Kadesh”, recommended by UT member @TSPC Additionally, for the serial number prefix, I’ll be using “SHTOK”, recommended by UT member @deadduck —so I’m doubling down, and you get the prize as well. Each of you will receive a $200 credit toward my website.

Honorable mention goes to Sturm member The Dude—yours was extremely close, and well deserving of recognition. You’ll receive a $100 credit to the website.


Thanks again to everyone who contributed—this was a lot of fun, and I appreciate the support.
Awesome! There were a lot of great name suggestions. I'll buy one once they're ready.
 

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Awesome! There were a lot of great name suggestions. I'll buy one once they're ready.
You don’t have to buy one! Your recommendation was awesome and I’m glad that I get to slap it on the side of the thing
 

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Price is still to be determined but the target is $799 for the steel bodied version and probably another $100 for the aluminum.

I already have one that’s available but it’s a part of a SBR / silencer combo that I just listed for sale.

The below statement is my personal opinion and is not a reflection on Bowers as a company. My understanding is that he’s a wonderful human and provides great warranty service, which is critical because if you need help after the sale, he’s there to help.

The Bowers is not a dedicated can and uses their $150 adapter to convert a Bowers suppressor to work with the UZI. I don’t like this kind of set up because when using an adapter, sometimes I struggle with the adapter coming off the tube when I’m trying to remove the silencer from the host firearm… which is super frustrating. With my investment into transferable MGs, I feel like a dedicated can is preferable, and not an adapter conversion. Also, the adapters add too much length and I’m trying to reduce that with my offering. Even the shortest version of the Bowers is over 10 inches long (with the adapter) and even longer on the full-size version. I do like how it’s a low blowback design, which is very important to me.


I’ve owned a GSL Jericho for years so that’s my baseline for comparison as it relates to a dedicated UZI can. The KADESH performance is on par with the GSL Jericho but admittedly my steel version is heavier at 20 oz. I need to fix that with an aluminum offering but I’m sure that some people will still prefer the Steel. The KADESH is low blowback and this is where the Jericho struggles. Also, personal preference, but the Jericho is too skinny and too long for my liking. The KADESH has a 1.5” OD and is just under 8 inches long (total length with no adapters needed). The KADESH has a removable endcap and his user serviceable. The KADESH is designed to work with a standard 10.2 inch barrel (nothing special required).

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What? The Fellatio

You give it that air of high fashion sophisticated threesome!

Sorry, no good.

You'd draw all kinds of business from real degenerates, like Tim Walz or Oberlin College professors. The lowest of the lowest of the low. No amount of money would be worth that.
 

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^^^ All True All True Indeed ^^^ total garbage... Tim who? Ha!
 

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My goal is to have these available for sale in the upcoming weeks. The sale price is $799 for the steel version and an additional $100 for aluminum.

For anyone interested in purchasing, please shoot me a PM to let me know which version you prefer so I can make sure that I make enough cans.

Thank you!!

NG
 

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Can you please advise what exact materials/metal grades are used? Thank you Sir!
 

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