Before selecting a commercial cyanide gold stripper, make sure that it is formulated so that you can simply recover all the gold from it, preferably using zinc dust. With some strippers, this is virtually impossible, since the gold is so tightly bound. An example is Technistrip AU. With these, the manufacturer is about the only one that can get it out - then, you're at his mercy.
Try to find a product that is only sodium cyanide plus m-nitrobenzoate (m-NBSS). You don't want a product that is 100% efficient in not attacking copper. Talk to the vendor and explain your needs.
I used to strip maybe 10, or more, pounds at a time, outside, in a small cement mixer using about 2 gallons of hot water from the tap, about 1/2 pound of sodium cyanide, and about 25-50 cc of 30-35% H2O2.
Are the screws copper based or, are they steel?