You can take the stock springs from your gun and give them new and longer life by re-working them. In the years that I have been doing action jobs, I have had customers that do not want wire springs.
I take the bolt/trigger spring and deburr it to remove the rough edges from the punch press operation. All along the edges of a spring there are microscopic cracks from being punched out of the spring stock. That's were a crack will start in a spring, where the most pressure is put on it, at the largest microscopic crack.
Once I complete that, I tapper the trigger side of the spring. Then I start the polish process with 320 wet or dry paper, and work up to 2000 wet or dry. When I finish the the wet or dry papers, using my dremel tool and jeweler's rouge, I polish the hell out of it, then finish that up with some Flitz or Semichrome polish.
In the years I have been doing springs like that, I've never had a problem with one. You can do the same thing with a mainspring, starting with a .050 taper cut off each side with a pedestal grinder.
NEVER EVER LET THEM GET TOO HOT!!!
If you can feel heat with your fingers, dunk it in some water!