Lost screws to turntable cartridge thing.. QUICK question

I'm missing both screws and both nuts that hold up the part shown above (the part that isn't being held up). I went to Radioshack to see if they'd have the same screws/nuts, and they didn't. The ones they had were a tiny bit bigger. I know nothing when it comes to turntables but I was wondering, should I just get those? They fit, because it's a really loose thing it has to fit into. But I've heard things about **** up the weight on that part of the turntable, and about how fragile it is, so I didn't want to get screws that were too heavy. But should I just get them? Or is it worth going out to another store like Home Depot or some shit and looking for the exact screws I had? This doesn't have to be this complicated, I'm just on adderall for the first time in a while and I like typing right now. That's also why I'm typing with proper capitalization and punctuation.

bump cause i'm impatient

If you place to much weight on the head shell you can counter it using the tone arm weight. I don't really foresee the radio shack screws being a problem however, I doubt it would have a serious effect due to negligible weight difference.

I'm not particular though, I've seen worse turntable home remedies.

headshells and styluses vary in weight, so there is no issue with the screw weight. as the above poster said. just adjust your tonearm to the correct setting.

forum member vinyljunkie has made a nice video of how to set the tonearm correctly. worked for me:
http://youtu.be/7OpNcXSdSj4

you need the needle to be as light as poss without skipping

and like said above, just adjust the arm. screws shouldnt be a problem

Find an old speaker and use the magnet to find those screws. Check the entire area with it where ever you were working at.

Drunkmonkey is on Ritalin .......Thats dope as ****

This is really annoying, HTFR used to sell the exact Stanton screw kit you need for about £1 but I can't see this on their website any longer. Basically you want two of those little plastic threaded lugs and a set of screws