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Sig Sauer P320

As of November 1, 2026, the California DOJ Roster of Certified Handguns lists 3 models in the Sig Sauer P320 family.

Source: California DOJ Roster of Certified Handguns, captured November 1, 2026. Check any listing against the official roster before relying on it.

DOJ lists them under the manufacturer name Sig Sauer. Caliber across the listed rows: 9mm. Type: Pistol. Barrel length: 3.9"–5".

Rostered models

Sig Sauer P320: rows on the California DOJ roster, as published
ModelCaliberBarrel lengthTypeExpiration date
320CA-9-M18-MS-CA / Alloy; Polymer9mm3.9"Pistol01/01/27
320X5-9-LEGION-MS-CA / Stainless Steel9mm5"Pistol01/01/27
320XF-9-BXR3P-MS-CA / Stainless Steel, Polymer9mm4.7"Pistol01/01/27

Each row is one listing as DOJ publishes it. Finish, barrel, caliber and material variants are separate listings, and the expiration date is the day the listing lapses unless the manufacturer renews it.

Penal Code 27595 (AB 1127) flags

No listing in this family carries the DOJ "+" designation (Penal Code section 27595, added by AB 1127) in the roster data.

3 of 3 listings are marked in the roster data as added pursuant to the court's order in Boland v. Bonta.

Manufacturer-published specifications

Sig Sauer P320: values as the manufacturer publishes them
Caliber9mm Luger
Barrel length4.7 in
Overall length8 in
Height5.5 in
Width1.4 in
Weight (unloaded)29.5 oz
ActionStriker-fired, semi-automatic
Frame materialModular polymer grip module (stainless steel slide)
SightsSteel 3-dot contrast sights (SIGLITE night sights on some SKUs)
Optics-readyNo
SafetyStriker safety and disconnect safety; no manual safety on Nitron Full-Size

Source: the manufacturer's page, read October 4, 2026. Values are shown as published, describe the configuration the manufacturer names, and are unverified until a person checks them against the source.

Roster listing history

History is reconstructed from archived copies of the DOJ roster (compiled October 4, 2026) and is draft research. A date range means the archive shows the model present on one date and absent on another, and a single day is given only where a DOJ document states it. Removal dates come from the DOJ list of removed handguns.

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