Zev Technologies Teams up with SIG Sauer
Zev Technologies has a new line of pistols and parts for the SIG Sauer P320 and P365. This is an official collaboration between the two companies. Zev is currently offering two pistols the Z320 XCarry Octane and Z320 XCompact Octane. If you currently own a P320 or P365 Zev also offers Octane slides and Pro barrels separately.
Zev Z320 XCarry Octane gun-mod
The Z320 XCarry Octane gun-mod comes standard with an X series trigger, Octane Slide with RDS compatibility, PRO Barrel, and Zev’s fiber-optic Combat Sights. The Octane slides feature slide channeling serrations, improved glare resistance, and lightening cuts. The Z320 utilizes Zev’s diamond-pattern laser cut grip module to keep your grip secure while still comfortable in hand.
- ZEV Z320 XCarry Octane Slide, RMR Optic Cut, Titanium Gray
- ZEV Z320 XCarry PRO Barrel, Black DLC.
- ZEV Fiber Optic Combat Sight Set
- ZEV RMR Cover Plate
- SIG Sauer P320 XCarry Grip with ZEV Diamond Pattern Laser Stipple
- SIG Sauer P320 X Series Flat Face Trigger
- Two 15 round SIG Sauer P320 Magazines
- Weight – 22.3oz
MSRP: $1299
Z320 XCompact Octane gun-mod
The Z320 XCompact Octane gun-mod features the same X series trigger, Octane Slide with RDS compatibility, PRO Barrel, and Zev’s fiber-optic Combat Sights as the XCarry. The XCompact has a four-tenths inch shorter slide and a two-tenths inch shorter grip. Both feature a 15 round magazine. The Z320 XCompact is about an ounce lighter than the XCarry. MSRP is the same at $1299.
Zev Sig Parts
Zev also introduced a line of parts for the P320, P365, and P35XL. Available now are the Octane slides with optic cuts in both gray and DLC for all three SIG models. While the slides don’t come with sights, Zev has combat sights available for the SIGs. Additionally, the Zev PRO barrels are available with dimpling in all three modes in DLC as well.
Jeremy Mallette is co-founder of International Sportsman. An avid hunter and outdoorsman, he has spent more than a decade in the outdoor industry, from hiking and camping to silencers and hunting. His father taught him to shoot at age six, and he received his first firearm at age eight — a 1942 Colt Commando .38 special revolver. He enjoys yearly trips to Kansas for pheasant hunting, spending time with his children at the deer lease, and collecting unique firearms.