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Hi zaphrodbox and welcome to the forum! Some of the screws on my BHQ PM2 are a little bit chewed up as well, and were also extremely tight. A few others have mentioned it in the last few pages of this thread as well. It's a fairly common issue I've seen on Golden-made Spydies. Not sure if the screw...

Exactly, like maybe some faulty torque driver was running at too high PSI :confused: ??assuming the have pneumatic torque guns for assembly?? But if we keep hearing from people and it's always this specific screw; then I tend to think it is the last one tightened, and they have to really crank on it...

I just worry I will have to crank down on the replacement just as hard to keep it centered. Either way I'm sure my OCD will force me to replace it eventually.

A few of the many that share the 1% of time I spend without a Spyderco in pocket.

Thanks for the response Kaze and I'm sorry to hear it. One question, was it the same location screw in yours? I guess we'll see if any more people speak up - should be interesting at least. I will probably poach a screw from one of my s30v PM2s and sand these ones before they go into the blade I poa...

I agree that Wiha is also my go to set. As to answers to my question of the chewed up screw heads - No response is a good response. I am hoping that no one else has seen this on their own BHQ PM2. I plan to fix em - or maybe not (considering they work perfectly) and at least they match :D

Hello Everyone, Kinda new to the forums (also tend to read more than post) but long time Spyderco fan nonetheless. I recently was lucky enough to add two of these PM2's to my collection; one into the rotation for carry and the other to be safely tucked away. I have a question to ask of the rest of y...