The SIG SAUER P365-XMACRO COMP CALIFORNIA model is a compliant, high-capacity micro-compact designed for the modern carrier who demands performance within regulatory frameworks. It delivers the XMACRO’s renowned shootability and capacity in a California-legal configuration, featuring a compensated slide for reduced muzzle flip. We added this model to our catalog in summer 2025 and our staff immediately noted its minimal added carry weight, with the compensator adding under an ounce.
Key Features
- California-compliant configuration with manual safety and included 10-round magazines.
- Integrated compensator machined into the slide reduces muzzle rise for faster follow-up shots.
- XSeries flat trigger provides a crisp, consistent pull for enhanced control.
- Optics-ready slide allows for direct mounting of popular micro red dots.
- High-capacity XMACRO grip module offers a full, confident grip in a concealable footprint.
Specifications
| Model | P365-XMACRO COMP (CA Compliant) |
| Caliber | 9mm |
| Barrel Length | 3.1″ |
| Overall Length | 6.6″ |
| Height | 5.2″ |
| Weight (measured) | 7.3 oz |
| Magazine Capacity | 10 Rounds (CA Compliant) |
| Safety | Manual Thumb Safety |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this model on the California Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale?
Yes. This specific P365-XMACRO COMP configuration, including its manual safety and 10-round magazines, is certified for sale in California.
How effective is the integrated compensator?
The compensator is machined directly into the slide and is designed to mitigate muzzle rise. In our handling, the difference in perceived recoil and recovery time is noticeable, especially for a firearm of this size.
What optics footprint does the slide use?
The slide is cut for the SIG Sauer ROMEOZero Elite footprint, which also directly accepts Shield RMSc pattern optics. Adapter plates are available for other popular micro red dot footprints.
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