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it should never be possible to strip one of these.
A) use copper anti-seize
B) put it in FINGER TIGHT
I realize the OP may not have put it in there himself, but I think most people put the bolt into a rusty hole, and then wrench it down as tight as they possibly can. If you do it right you can even reuse the setscrew a few times.
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