I can't remember if I posted this here, but I need the screws to fasten the clip to a PM2. I sent a message through the Spyderco site, but it remains unanswered or ended up accidentally in my junk mail (I looked and can't find it there). First, I need the screws as my favorite carry knife, a Cruwear in Canvas Micarta is out of commission, and two, I wish there were a place on the Spyderco site to buy them. I'm missing two screws out of my 5 Spydies, and I'd pay to replace them and have a few more in case of accidental loss in the future. I love Spyderco knives, but my "main squeeze" is out of order, and the second one in S90V came upside-down for me, I'm a point-up guy. I rent a room with friends (it's better for me with my health problems), but I have little workspace. I'm afraid to try to switch the S90V PM2 around to my preferred point-up carry as it's instinctive, because I might drop a screw in this mess (I went from a fully furnished 4 BR house to a single bedroom, still sorting it out) and it would disappear along with the two I'm missing. I can't find a place on the Spyderco site to order little breakable/loseable parts.
If it matters to you, I bought all of my Spydies from knivesshipfree.com after my first bought a less expensive brand knife through them and had to return it, that's when Iexperienced their great customer service, I always look there even if I find a blade I like elsewhere. Man, if there's the slightest problem with a knife they'll make it right for you, or give you full credit for a return - no rigamarole and multiple screens to go through. The human touch is refreshing and enjoyable in this age of robotic phone management that seldom gets you to the person you need to speak with.
Please help me, Sal, it's just some teeny screws! Oh, and I should probably ask if I can buy a dedicated high-qualilty hex/Allan wrench as well. I'm sold on Spyderco to the point that I seldom look at other brands - I'm not a collector by any means, I'm a user. It's the same with my firearms - I'll stick a "heavily gun-smithed" highly polished pistol into a rough Kydex holster, if that's what works for me. I have no safe queens of any sort.
I'm going to assume I have Sal's attention, and if so then thank you very much for the Military 2 because it would minally let me carry tip-up as I have for 50-60 years (I'm a hillbilly, I've been carrying a knife of some sort since I was 6 years old) ... but could you make them in some more wear-resistant steels, please? That's the only reason I haven't bougt one yet. I'd buy at least one were it in S90V, Cruwear, or K390 - and maybe some other superior steels. Ah, shucks, I'd probably end up with all three, a big knife's a joy to use if you know how. I really like the wider "butt" of the PM's and Military models - I have hand tremors, pretty bad at times, and the Big Butts help me hang onto them much easier than, say, a lightweight Endura (although I like that knife, too, it's just a bit harder for me to use most days). I also like the pronounced Spydie-hole of the Endura and Military models, they help a great deal with the tremors, and that's why I haven't "branched out" into other models.
