This probably doesn't help you, Mike, but I thought I would share my experience.
I swapped my curved triggers for Sigs flat trigger and like it much better. I tried the flat trigger because my finger ached after longer range sessions. The flat trigger made a big difference.
Regarding trigger performance, I later tried Sigs enhanced flat trigger, which offered a lighter trigger press. I really didn't care for it, as I use all my firearms in my carry rotation, and I prefer similar triggers for carry.
However, I did recently fully disassemble my P365 and P320-C for a thorough cleaning, and reassembled dry. Since the internal parts don't move much, I see no need to lubricate them. A little grease on the sliding parts and I'm good to go. This smoothed out my triggers significantly.
I swapped my curved triggers for Sigs flat trigger and like it much better. I tried the flat trigger because my finger ached after longer range sessions. The flat trigger made a big difference.
Regarding trigger performance, I later tried Sigs enhanced flat trigger, which offered a lighter trigger press. I really didn't care for it, as I use all my firearms in my carry rotation, and I prefer similar triggers for carry.
However, I did recently fully disassemble my P365 and P320-C for a thorough cleaning, and reassembled dry. Since the internal parts don't move much, I see no need to lubricate them. A little grease on the sliding parts and I'm good to go. This smoothed out my triggers significantly.