SIG SAUER, Inc. is pleased to announce the first-ever release of a California-compliant P320 – hailed for its unmatched modularity, unprecedented accuracy, and uncompromising reliability, the P320 is one of the most sought-after firearms on the market today. The P320-M18 (P320-M18 CA) was recently added to the California roster and is now available at California retailers.
“The California P320-M18 is an exciting, long-waited, new release from SIG SAUER as it’s the very first opportunity for California enthusiasts to finally own a P320,” said Tom Taylor, Chief Marketing Officer and Executive Vice President, Commercial Sales. “Additionally, Californians can now own the sidearm of the U.S. Military. The P320-M18 CA shares the same features as the firearm that was awarded the U.S. Army contract for the Modular Handgun System (MHS), and is in service with the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines.”
The P320-M18 California Compliant (P320-M18 CA) is a 9mm, striker-fired modular pistol featuring the P320 Fire Control Unit (FCU), a coyote carry length grip module, a coyote-tan PVD coated optics-ready stainless-steel slide with SIGLITE front night sights and removable night sight rear plate, coyote-tan colored controls, and ambidextrous manual safety. The P320-M18 CA FCU can be exchanged between grip modules, slides, and other accessories, and ships with three 10-round magazines.
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P320-M18 California Compliant Specs:
- Overall Length: 7.2 in
- Overall Height: 5.5 in
- Overall Width: 1.6 in
- Barrel Length 3.9 in
- Sight Radius: 5.8 in
- Weight with Magazine: 28.1 oz
The SIG SAUER P320-M18 California Compliant is now shipping and available at California retailers. To learn more about the pistol visit sigsauer.com.
About SIG SAUER, Inc.
SIG SAUER, Inc. is a leading provider and manufacturer of firearms, electro-optics, ammunition, airguns, suppressors, remote controlled weapons stations, and training. For over 250 years SIG SAUER, Inc. has evolved, and thrived, by blending American ingenuity, German engineering, and Swiss precision. Today, SIG SAUER is synonymous with industry-leading quality and innovation which has made it the brand of choice amongst the U.S. Military, the global defense community, law enforcement, competitive shooters, hunters, and responsible citizens. Additionally, SIG SAUER is the premier provider of elite firearms instruction and tactical training at the SIG SAUER Academy. Headquartered in Newington, New Hampshire, SIG SAUER has over 3,200 employees across twelve locations in three states and is a certified Great Place to Work™. For more information about the company and product line visit: sigsauer.com.
Nevermind what got added, what getting taken off? Another demwit bill AB2847 is a 3 for one vanishing act. Now if only politicians and bureaucrats were that easy to get rid of.
So, to get 30 rounds out the barrel, you would need to change mags two times instead of once as with the 15-round mag. That should result in a substantial reduction in gun deaths, don’t you see? It’s the California Theory–take a functional pistol and make it a little bit more inconvenient to use. And, while you’re at it, completely overlook an actual possible problem with the gun in question–like, it goes bang when dropped.
I’m losing respect for Sig.
All this does is placate and incentivize ridiculous gun control schemes of Californian politicians. Sig Sauer should not be bending a knee just to sell some product in this ridiculous state. If you’re not aware, in order to get a firearm approved for the elusive “California Handgun Roster”, it must meet the following requirements: A firing test to confirm the gun can be fired multiple times without malfunctioning. Drop safety test to confirm the firearm can be dropped without discharging. (Try not to laugh on this one, particularly in regards to the P320) A chamber load indicator to signify when… Read more »
Who and how much did they have to pay to get that drop-test thing overlooked? 😀
Hi Ope! We were fine in my area. Lots of rain, a little wind, but not much else. I hear Orangeburg got flooded with rain and possibly a tornado near the coast.
Thanks for asking!
One of those up votes are me!!! Everybody is right, sometimes but not always wrong.
Earlier this year, the microstamping, LCI and mag disconnect requirements of the Kommiefornia handgun roster were stricken by a federal judge. The state didn’t contest the injunction against microstamping. Since then, several guns have been added to the roster and nothing has been removed.
https://crpa.org/news/alert/important-information-for-handgun-manufacturers-pursuing-the-california-market/
Ahhh, Thank you. That’s good news. Now they need that being limited to 10 rounds is unconstitutional.
To be “California compliant” guns have to have a magazine disconnect, unless I missed it, I don’t see that they say it does. Either way, it’s a rare event that Kommiefornia adds a gun to the roster.
The magazine disconnect means that the gun won’t fire when the magazine is removed, thus making that last life saving round in the chamber useless. My Hi-Power came with a magazine disconnect when I bought it in 1966 until I fixed it.
I have to try my Hellcat and XDM’s to see if that is the case. Thanks for sharing.
If this is compliant, why doesn’t it state that it microstamps in two places. What’s up with the exception. Who got paid the big bucks to look the other way. Newsome is getting a cut, I am sure? I think all states should have the same laws. Anything goes. If you can shoot it, it’s yours regardless of how it looks, acts or what’s on it or how short it is. Kommiefornia is bullshit. Oregoneistan is passing it up in bullshittyness. At least in kommiefornia you can bastardize your AR and still use it with a 10 round mag. In… Read more »
See my reply to The Wraith above.
Oops I put the response in the wrong place.
Ahhh, Thank you. That’s good news. Now they need that being limited to 10 rounds is unconstitutional.
Suits challenging the Kommiefornia magazine ban, “assault weapons” ban and the ammo purchase background check had been submitted to SCOTUS. When the Bruen decision dropped, those cases were sent back to 9th Circus to be considered using the text, history and tradition guidelines. The 9th Circus kicked them back down to Saint Benitez to start the whole process over again. We have been anxiously awaiting a ruling from Benitez. The consensus is that he is working hard to craft an airtight ruling while dealing with a heavy caseload, One of the issues is that the dark side has hit him… Read more »
All right, you have all kinds of good news for me today. I am so stuck on Oregoneistan right now because I live here and am getting so involved with the drive for constitutional carry here that I have missed allot of what has been going on.
I wished when the higher court kicks it back that they would just take there decision and run with it than this big circle jerk that goes on for months and years.
The circus court of seals has gotten better since Trump but not always.