Determining if I can use the 70-215 to repair my screen

Well, that's the thing... this is a 20 yr old door, original install on the house, manufacturer unknown (no documents, no name plate or stamp on the door). This is gonna be a wordy response... sorry about that....

It had a weather-strip type of retaining mechanism (not sure what the technical name is for that). I took the strips out this past spring to put in a screen for the summer (had just purchased the house and previous owner had never done this), and, because the strips were dried out, they wouldn't go back in securely anymore.

I bought some spring clips at my local hardware store, which was enough to hold the light screen door in place most of the time, but isn't strong enough for a glass storm window. And I have gone to a place here in KC, All About Windows and Doors, where they have almost every old part you can think of, but they didn't have this kind of retention strip.

So I've been hunting for some kind of clip to install into the door frame, and 70-215 would be perfect ... but it needs to be 1", center to center.

I've attached 2 photos of the door. The right side doesn't show the channel as well as the left side image. The white part next to the screen is, of course the frame of the screen (and similar to what is around the storm window), then there is the darker strip channel, then another white part which is the door frame. the latter is about 1/2 inch "above" the screen frame, and the the horizontal distance from the minimum point where a screen could go in to the door frame and still have the other end of the clip hit the screen frame is 1 inch.