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Might be "crud" or possible a problem in the underbolt-
 

If I have my facts right, Parker had two basic top lever to underbolt designs- the first used a leaf spring, the latter a coil spring with a pusher encapsulated in a cylinder- both are good designs- I do have some of those springs, also complete lever and bolt from a later 12 Trojan grade- if you and your gunsmith can use such -

I won't "join the support" of any of the fine gunsmiths other PGCA brethern have listed here, all have fine reputations that speak well for themselves. But I have been a good friend, bird hunting partner, and customer- guest in their shop of Brad, Lori and their family for years- so-- a scenario if you'll allow me- I have an unsigned multi-million $ winning lottery ticket in my shirt pocket, I get hit by the "Widow Maker"- name two people I know that I would trust 110% to see that my widow and family got that ticket- Brad is one of the two- 'nuf said???:bigbye:

Abe Chaber certainly is one of the best. Sending it to DelGrego would be a good choice as well.