I'm not sure either. I don't think it is mentioned in the ad copy. But....there are two screw holes right? This knife has me questioning reality.
Thanks for the motivation, I'm overdue for maintenance on one or two of my Shiros... not exactly a chore though!!Shirogorov F95R underlay washer and bearing cage being polished/de-burred on an old strop.
Lock side after cleaning...
...and with washer re-installed, oiled, and awaiting the cage and bearings.
Lock side done in background with all the little culprits from the show side safely stashed.
Show side all back together.
Knife reassembled, better than new.
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--more a matter of blocking out the time. Some complain about dealing with all the loose bearings with Shiros, but I find that if one sets up right and takes care it's not hard, it just takes a bit more time. There's something really Zen about dis- and re-assembling knives--just block out everything else and zoom in on the small field in front of you. Shiros respond so well to a bit of TLC and the results are so gratifying. 
Definitely two holes but I'm not sure the screws would even thread right from that side. It's like a clip from the twilight zone.
Hardware arrived like a rocket. I did mention in the request that there were 3 screws, one being a female/body screw/spacer..I received two sets of two screws, long and short..not the female, so..?
Filled the show side hole w/ screw..threads in, no issue. As far as the rest..??
You can see my handy work on the inboard screw. That is a short screw, just tapped into the Ti slab, pretty much welded in place. The above outboard is the head of the female body spacer, one piece and free spins, stays in place on slab when disassembled. Its opposite male screw/show side..come right out.
Im not sure you could reconfigure w/ different hardware to make work w/ different clip w/ out any alteration to Ti slabs/backspacer..but, someone knows.
Shirogorov F95R underlay washer and bearing cage being polished/de-burred on an old strop.
Lock side after cleaning...
...and with washer re-installed, oiled, and awaiting the cage and bearings.
Lock side done in background with all the little culprits from the show side safely stashed.
Show side all back together.
Knife reassembled, better than new.
WASHERS??
