Great knife, but realize that a lot of them will have a blade that doesn't sit centered when closed. In fact all of the ones I've handled, including the one I owned myself at one point, had blades that weren't centered when closed. The torsion bar pushes the blade to one side when closed, even on some top dollar makers removed from the factory side of knife making. That's just how it is. I've even sent the knife back to Kershaw, and it came back the same way. I've seen other makers with assist mechanisms where the blade also sits not centered when closed. There's also a guy here right now that has his knife at Kershaw for the same "problem." I use quotes because it's not really a problem, but just how the knife is (and how knives tend to be with this type of assist mechanism). Can they be centered? Probably yea, but they have a way of going back to sitting closer to the locking bar side since the torsion bar sits on the opposite side. BTW, this is only on the 0350s. I'm not sure about the 030x series. Have had limited handling with those. I suspect because they use a bigger pivot, the force exerted by the torsion bar is negated and the blade sits centered, but on the 0350s, this is not the case.
It's a non-issue IMO, but if this bothers you, you should know.
EDIT: BTW, Kershaw/ZT customer service is top notch all the way.
