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My hobby is restoring old pocketknives.  Blades and springs, I got.  But I bought a few broken switchblades recently, and all need new springs.  Does anyone on the forum make/stock/know where I can get these springs?  These aren't Latama's or other high quality stilletos, just the things you could buy at the checkout counter at your local hardward store check-out counter.  Anybody?

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