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12/13/2025 10:39:54 PM EDT
[Last Edit: 64tinc][Edited]
I cleaned it up had some sticky oil on it. I tried different magazines I have around. My Sig 229 magazines slide in and lock up tight. Sticks out of the well a bit. I will try this at the range and see if it works. Feels good in my hand. Looking for nice belt owb holster. Maybe leather.
Just turned lights off and couldn't see the sights at all.
12/14/2025 10:23:08 AM EDT
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They are not nite sites per se, they are glow in the dark sites. Not really an issue after I mounted a red dot. These are great pistols. Mine is very accurate. I wish that someone would make steel decocker for this series of handguns.
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12/14/2025 3:25:14 PM EDT
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What is the decocker made of? Feels like steel. I saw a few videos and articles about the CZ series that showed exactly what and how to polish different parts inside to make it smoother all around. Double action seems a little stiffer than my Sig 22X series. But the have lots of rounds through them. I will watch more before I try to break it down and work on it.
12/16/2025 11:54:50 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By 64tinc:
What is the decocker made of? Feels like steel. I saw a few videos and articles about the CZ series that showed exactly what and how to polish different parts inside to make it smoother all around. Double action seems a little stiffer than my Sig 22X series. But the have lots of rounds through them. I will watch more before I try to break it down and work on it.
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All the controls are steel.

The P09s and P07s have an Omega trigger.  DA is really good on my P07, as is the SA.  I sent my PCR and P01 to Cajun Gun Works for trigger work. My P07 doesn't need it at all.

Run some rounds through yours or dry fire it a bunch. It will smooth out nicely.
12/18/2025 12:04:04 PM EDT
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I dry fired mine in front of the TV (cocking the hammer for every shot so the single action sear will get lapped in) and the SA trigger pull dropped a full pound after all the dry firing.  

It's worth putting in the time to break in the trigger on these.  Makes a big, noticeable improvement vs right out of the box.

After you're done, swab the FCG to clean it and put some fresh oil in there.
12/18/2025 12:07:36 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Jambalaya][Edited] [#5]
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Originally Posted By dmk0210:
All the controls are steel.

The P09s and P07s have an Omega trigger.  DA is really good on my P07, as is the SA.  I sent my PCR and P01 to Cajun Gun Works for trigger work. My P07 doesn't need it at all.

Run some rounds through yours or dry fire it a bunch. It will smooth out nicely.
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The decocker on my Nocturne is steel internally but has a molded plastic external lever.  The slide stop and trigger are all steel.  The mag catch appears to be steel.  The lanyard loop/hammer spring cap is steel, and so are the sights.
12/28/2025 11:54:35 AM EDT
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Strip that bad boy down and polish all the pins including the hammer strut ! My trigger bar had a light high spot where it was rubbing the inside of the frame.

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Then head on over to Cajun Gun Works and at least buy the reduced power trigger return spring. And I suggest to “ tweak “ the trigger bar spring as the tip of it will probably be pointing at the top of hole of the frame when you remove the decocker.

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It will help with the trigger pull especially if you install that trigger spring.
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