Zev Technologies reintroduces Longshot Slide for G34 for limited time
The Longshot slide is back for a limited run. (Photo: Zev Technologies)
Zev Technologies brings back its Longshot slide slide cut for a limited time, only releasing 25 slides for Gen 3 Glock 34. The Longshot features a DPP cut in a black DLC coating with a DPP adapter plate for users wanting to use iron sights with their pistols. The slide boasts front serrations making for an easier grip and manipulation of the slide.
Using a stainless steel design, the Longshot is machined to tighter tolerance than factory slides, resulting in increased accuracy, according to the company. Weighing 11.5 ounces, the slide measures 8 inches in length with a width of 1 inch. Zev’s slides all feature an optic cut designed to keep the mounted optic securely fastened to the slide.
The stainless steel slide is finished in a black, DLC coating. (Photo: Zev Technologies)
Zev Technologies says the Longshot is a slide consumers don’t want to pass up. “The classic styling of the Longshot laid the foundation for Zev’s current Dragonfly slide,” Zev Technologies said in a press release. “Don’t miss your opportunity to grab this popular and very rare find.” The Longshot is available exclusively through Zev Technologies, retailing for $550.
The Longshot is designed for the Gen 3 Glock 34. (Photo: Zev Technologies)
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