I know light striker firing pin strikes is a problem on many Ruger SR9c's. I guess my next stop with this situation is to take my pistol to a gunsmith unless one of you HighRoaders has figured out the problem. I replaced the plastic guide rod with a stainless steel one from Galloway Precision in hopes that this might solve my light striker problem and it didn't. Next I order the stainless steel striker from Galloway and installed this with the factory striker spring and no, that didn't work either. Next I ordered the heavy (20 percent stronger) striker spring from Galloway thinking that I had finally solved the light strike problem but same problem today at the range? It looks like the striker (or firing pin) isn't protruding far enough out to fully fire the primer? I'm thinking either the firing pin hole needs to be very slightly enlarged or the channel, if you will, that the striker moves forward in needs to have some material removed to enable the firing pin to move out further? Help!!!, I really need it!