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I buy top lever springs from Dixie Gun Works. Buy both sizes they are under $10 each. I have found three different sizes in the top lever Parkers and have had to grind down a spring for a hammer top lever Parker to fit a hammerless. I use a Dremel tool and match the length and width of the broken one. When grinding down the thickness of the new spring be sure to grind along the length. Grinding up and down along the width will weaken the spring.
Harry
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