Spring bar instead of screws question

[jdkno]

I ordered another strap for my 111 and along with it I figured I would try out the springbars that are made to simulate the screws. I was thinking about it after the fact and I am just wondering, is there any chance that the spring bars could screw up the threading in the case making it so that I will not be able to use the screws anymore?

[maulermacall@hotmail.com]

I used telescopic spring bars in my gen 005, made strap changing a lot quicker and easier, no more risk of scratches on the polished lugs. Never had any problems myself.

[juancodb]

No. I've been using them for a while now and never had a problem, and its easier when changing straps...

[pabler]

Yeah, been using them for my 088 and work better than old ones!

[offshore]

I ordered another strap for my 111 and along with it I figured I would try out the springbars that are made to simulate the screws. I was thinking about it after the fact and I am just wondering, is there any chance that the spring bars could screw up the threading in the case making it so that I will not be able to use the screws anymore?

The manufacturer who supplies us with these, warns that this is a possible consequence of their use!

So YES, they could.

O/S

[jdkno]

So if my screws work I should just use thoes.

I am not sure if the strap I ordered will accept tubes but I am assuming the reason for tubes is to keep the strap from unscrewing the screw correct?

If this is the case can't I just use a little blue loctite on the threads to keep the strap from unscrewing the bars?