Zt 0350

Wow, I can't wait to make this my first ZT! I do love framelocks, but with a liner that thick who needs a framelock?!? The only question now is whether to buy right away or wait for the special versions to start popping up. I bet this will be tough to get a hold of for a while, unless they are going to release them in MASSIVE quantities. Thanks for all the info, Thomas!
 
I'll be ordering one. Any chance of seeing a satin finish or stonewash blade on these? that would be the cats arse. :thumbup:
 
Ive had some micro-fracturing issues when finalizing the edge on S30V blades lately.
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On Kershaws? *SLAP*SLAP*SLAP*!

Don't start that s#!t here please. We don't need zombie threads walking around here smelling up the place and breaking lamps. :( . Joe
 
I don't know how I'm going to do it but I'm going to have to get one as soon as it's available. Say, Fasting is good for a person, right? Joe
 
I would love to see ofther color G10s on that knife too - like the 300 series. Any chance of that happening sometime in the future?
 
The beauty of the G10 scales is that any knifemaker on the forum can cut you a new set, with the cavity for the torsion bar. It's not an expensive mod, and you get the option to personalize your new 0350!

They're not even out yet, and I'm lovin this knife!
 
I thought for sure I was GOOD on new models for a while, but NOOOOOO ...I see this (*droooling on keyboard*)!!! What an AMAZING Blade :thumbup:!!!

I read Thomas W state that the blade thickness is .121 inches, but in the pics it appears to be a bit thicker ...just curious. If it is thicker, I don't mind (I like thicker blades) ...IT LOOKS BOMB PROOF!!! Definately Getting This Beast When It Comes Out. ANY IDEA IF THERE IS PRE-ORDER YET??? Take Good Care and Be Safe Always.

God Bless :)


-ROOK-
 
looks like a hardcore knife. i love this subforum. only been on bf for a couple or so weeks, youse guys crack me up! :D
 
J.Curd,
On Kershaws? *SLAP*SLAP*SLAP*!

Don't start that s#!t here please. We don't need zombie threads walking around here smelling up the place and breaking lamps. . Joe
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I wanted to apologize for the way this came out. My sense of humor doesn't translate well without a person reading my face and body language. I often catch my mistakes after I post them, but this time I was in a hurry and didn't even look at it after hitting the post button.

It was meant to be funny, but it's obviously not. Sorry man! Joe
 
Sometimes. . . . .downsizing is good. :D

I'm in for one. :thumbup: But I have to wait until March ? :p
 
Does anybody know if this will have a ball detent on it, so the AO can be disabled? I'll probably get one even if the AO can't be disabled but I'm much more partial to manual knives.

Other than the AO I think the knife is incredible looking and incredibly priced. Good job Kershaw guys :thumbup:.
 
Should we all agree to inform each other (to the greatest extent within the rules of the forum) if anyone sees this become available for preorder or purchase? I REALLY can't wait to get this knife!
 
Thomas I have a question for you. Is this guy going to have a ball detent so I can take the torsion bar out?
 
gmarthur said:
Does anybody know if this will have a ball detent on it, so the AO can be disabled? I'll probably get one even if the AO can't be disabled but I'm much more partial to manual knives.

Other than the AO I think the knife is incredible looking and incredibly priced. Good job Kershaw guys :thumbup:.
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That I can think of, all knives from Kershaw have the ball detent on the frame/liner so that contact will be smooth. However, on A/O's I have not seen any detent on the blade itself that I can remember. If you have a dremel, 30 seconds and you could make your own detent on the blade for the ball to build up pressure.
 
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