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So I'm not sure if this is the same loaded chamber indicator issue you were asking about earlier. But it sounds like your asking about a cocked striker indicator, not all firearms will have this. I just watched a table top review by the honest outlaw and it didn't look like the FMK he had had this feature. This isn't a bad thing just make sure you practice your fundamentals and treat it like its cocked and loaded every time, anytime you pick it up after having off your person eject the magazine and press check the chamber. Unless you mean on your other semi auto you are seeing the striker poking through the whole in the breech face l, if that's the case that shouldn't be that could lead to a negligent discharge. If your worried the strikers not coming home when you pull the trigger you can test it by putting in snap caps or an empty shell casing and seeing if it makes contact when you pull the trigger. Good table top reviews here (Honest Outlaw reviews) https://youtu.be/xkZMBm5i7mk

Darrell, you may get the answer you need by this FMK field strip video Sir : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmQw7JU-P6E