P10c Lube and sc Question

[Nicefish]

Two days ago I just got my first CZ: a P10c.  Tonight I finally get a chance to give it an initial cleaning.  Today at lunch I read the owners manual (all of the 12 pages written in English), but was kind of surprised that there was nothing in the manual about recommended lubrication (?).  Like most gun enthusiasts I can do a generic lube job and/or check on Youtube and see if there are any P10c specifics, but every semi auto pistol I've owned to this point includes factory recommended lubrication points in the book.  Usually make a copy of the page and tape it over my work bench.  Anyone know of any "trouble spots"?  If not I plan to just do the slide rails, barrel lugs, and a drop on the front top of the barrel and on the hood.
Also wanted to ask if anyone heard about a possible P10 subcompact?  One Youtube video mentioned briefly that it may be in the works.  My wife is looking for a new carry gun, she cannot shoot right now (pregnant), but come mid October she plans on getting back in the hunt.  Sorry if this had been discussed before, I just found the forum last night and this is my first post.  Thanks.

[Orbiter]

Yup, just a drop of oil on both rails and barrel is all I do.

All we've seen for the P10S (subcompact) is the label on a rail while the P10F (full size) was shown/leaked:
http://www.recoilweb.com/leaked-czs-full-size-p10-f-pistol-138847.html

[armoredman]

The first P-10C manuals had the stats for the P-10F and P-10S, but we don't have any hard info on when/if they will come in. I would almost assume the P-10F would be next, but many are hoping for the S model instead.
I lube sparingly here in the desert, lightly on the rails and a drop on internals.

[Nicefish]

Thanks for the replies folks.  My main excitement would be for the subcompact as well.  Orbiter, thanks for the article link (love Mrgunsandgear).  Albeit a huge disappointed for me if they dropped the ambi mag realise.  One of the main reasons I decided to try the P10c is because of this feature.  My son and two of my nephews - which I just started taking to the range - are all left handed.  I am right haned, and even if I were just concerned about myself, It would be nice to practice weak handed with a properly equipped ambi model.