Choosing the right sights is crucial. With the correct selection, you'll improve your shooting accuracy and aiming speed. With sights that fit you well, you'll rarely miss your target.
In this category, you'll find classic and co-witness backup sights designed specifically for the CZ P-09 NOCTURNE family:
- CZ P-09 C NOCTURNE
- CZ P-09 C NOCTURNE SR
- CZ P-09 F NOCTURNE
- CZ P-09 F NOCTURNE SR
These third-generation P-09 models are factory optics-ready and accept red dots directly (no plate) on the slide cut. They support Shield RMSc and Holosun K-series footprints for a true low-profile install that enables co-witness with the right sight set. *
CZ P-09 NOCTURNE: built for modern carry and sport
P-09 NOCTURNE pistols are DA/SA, hammer-fired, polymer handguns that come optics-ready from the factory. The updated ergonomics and ambi-friendly controls make them a popular choice for sport shooting and everyday defense. *
To match different uses, our selection includes:
- Tritium night sights for defense/EDC (excellent in low light)
- Fiber-optic sport sights (fast acquisition in good light)
- Co-witness height backup sights for use with a red dot
What to consider before choosing your sights
Before upgrading your P-09 NOCTURNE, keep the following in mind.
Co-witness backup sights with your red dot
Co-witness sights act as always-on backups to your electronic optic. NOCTURNE’s low direct-mount optic cut keeps the sight height reasonable, so the correct co-witness set works both with and without a red dot installed. *
Which sight type suits your use?
Sport: Choose fiber-optic sets for maximum speed and clarity in bright conditions.
Defense/EDC: Pick tritium night sights for reliable aiming in the dark.
If you want a quick, budget-friendly improvement, replacing just the front sight with a fiber-optic front can noticeably speed up sight acquisition.
Red dot compatibility on P-09 NOCTURNE
NOCTURNE slides accept RMSc and Holosun K-series footprint optics directly—no adapter plate required. Be aware that not all red dots share the same dimensions; oversized windows or housings can obscure a co-witness view of the irons. When pairing irons and optics, verify the optic footprint and size so the irons remain visible through the window. *
