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However, ilt seems that some folks have had problems with peening barrels, sight adjustment, or gouging from the springs. Can anyone give feedback to some of these problems?
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See my post few posts up. As far as gouging from the springs, that is just another example of people being too picky and meticulous, including myself when I first got mine. The guide rod is made of polymer, the spring is made of steel, of course there will be signs of gouging. When I first got my SR9C I noticed this, and Ruger sent me another recoil spring assembly in case it got worse, which it didn't. Just like any gun, certain parts will wear to a certain point and stop, it's part of the break in process of any gun. The spare recoil spring assembly is still sitting in the plastic ziplock baggie it came in untouched, I don't expect ill ever need to replace it unless I get close to the 10,000 round mark. If it really bothers you they make a steel replacement guide rod.