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9/8/2025 3:44:36 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Jambalaya][Edited]
Just as an update, I bought a Blade Tech classic holster pouch for a first gen P-09 and it does work with the P-09 F.

Original post below:


I need a good optics-compatible competition holster pouch that has a screw pattern compatible with a BOSS hanger.  I've seen some from Blade-Tech but they are for the earlier generation P-09 and I'm not sure if they are compatible with the Nocturne.

I also need to know if it is strictly necessary to get the complete upgrade kit from CGW or if just getting the spring kit will make a significant improvement in trigger pull.  The factory trigger pull isnt terrible, but my M9A4 puts it to shame.

If my experience with Berettas is any indicator, just getting a lighter hammer spring will make a big difference in both DA and SA trigger weight.  Changing to some match grade parts like a new hammer made a further, but less dramatic improvement.  Just trying to maximize trigger improvement for minimal outlay.

Thanks in advance for any recommendations.
9/8/2025 3:53:53 PM EDT
[#1]
Holster wise, my P09C Nocturne fits in a Safariland ALS P320C holster, so perhaps a 320 holster would work?
9/9/2025 9:02:23 AM EDT
[#2]
Can confirm a 320 made holster of equal length barrel will work for the P series CZs.
11/10/2025 1:16:03 AM EDT
[#3]
Red hill tactical
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11/10/2025 8:48:34 AM EDT
[#4]
All of my CZs have Cajun Gun Works or CZ custom trigger group parts. Also look up what and where to polish on the trigger bar. Makes a world of difference.
11/10/2025 10:45:07 AM EDT
[#5]
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Originally Posted By Joedirt199:
All of my CZs have Cajun Gun Works or CZ custom trigger group parts. Also look up what and where to polish on the trigger bar. Makes a world of difference.
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Yeah I ended up with some CGW springs and polished the trigger bars where they contact the rollers, and the face of the sear and hammer hooks where they make contact.  Not enough to change the shape, just enough to polish them.

I'm very satisfied with the trigger feel on them now.  It's not as smooth and light as my M9s in DA, but once you get below 4 pounds in SA it's really good.
11/10/2025 12:47:59 PM EDT
[#6]
If you start getting really light on the hammer spring, the extended firing pins may be needed.

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