Tritium Night Sight Set for CZ USA P-07/P-09 - Perfect Dot Front Sight with Added Daytime Ring - Front Ring Color Options - Various Sight Styles

Works great on P09. The rear is hard to insert but I accomplished it with a brass punch and tape protecting the finish. The front just slides right in. Because of how easy the front goes in/out, I would be sure to tighten it periodically and after extended sessions. Nice and bright glow, Love the orange dot during the day.

straight forward install. looks good and works as intended

Fit perfectly, ( installed on a CZ P07 gen 2) very bright trillium glow and the front site really stands out in the day light also I will be looking for night fusion for my next night site purchase as well.

I have a very old P07, back from when they were marked CZ 75 P07 DUTY. The plastic glock style sights were fine, but over the past decade they got softer and deformed easily. They got damaged enough that I wanted to fi ally replace them.These sights fit perfectly without having to pound on them or file them to fit. They are much brighter tritium than what came on my factory Cz P10 and Cz75. Highly recommend.

Purchased these for a CZ P09 I was having customized (at Cajun Gun Works, great people and great gunsmiths). Also have these on my P07 and they work very well, Hight contrast front sight (orange ring around a tritium dot) which really stands out compared to some other night sights. Very quick to line up the front sight in day or night. Could not be more pleased!

Added these to a CZ P07 to replace the factory irons. Fit was almost perfect. Had to file down the rear sight just a hair for proper fit (less than expected). These things are bright! I don't know about longevity yet since I just got them, but I have been using them a month now and they're great. Can see their glow in a well-lit room. Easy to acquire in light or dark. Very happy with these. Will be buying more for my others.

The sights provided say it fits a CZ P-07. This is true only after moderate file work and tapping is done. So much so that the file work done took off a good amount of the cerakote finish revealing the base metal. After a 30 minute file and tape job, I had to do some very fine-detailed Birchwood Casey touch-up paint to remove any glare on the back-spacer where the rear-sight is mounted (see picture). I'm a novice gunsmith at best, but I suspect even an experienced gunsmith would have had a hard time installing without causing noticeable marks. Eventually, I got them installed. They function properly, but this gun is ruined from a cosmetic standpoint. I wouldn't recommend these sights for this particular model.

These drifted in and stay put as well as the factory sights. The tritium is bright and clear.