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No doubt springs, coil or otherwise loose a certain amount strength, either tension or compression, but this will come with normal use early on, cocking and firing, bouncing down the road, whatever. Beyond that initial "creep", remaining under tension or compression won't contribute further to it. One whole semester in the dynamics lab was a lot of fun trying to do what wasn't supposed to happen.
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