Yeah...you definitely have to keep your eyes open and act quickly when the time comes. If I were you, I'd get in on the preorder for the upcoming peel ply cf/s110v version, same knife, different (some may say better...) handle material. I'm happy to have gotten one, it's my first experience with S110V as well as my first native5 (not my first native though) and so far I couldn't be more pleased.
There are a couple of spots that the scales don't quite line up with the liners around the lock release on mine, but they're not even noticeable unless you're REALLY looking and other than that, mine came perfect out of the box, centered, smooth, and solid in every direction.
It came fairly sharp too, but way too toothy for my liking, so onto the wicked edge she went for a reprofiling and polishing. Took it back to roughly 25° inclusive (we're gonna see what this steel is really about) and put a mirror polish (okay, so very near mirror, s110v sure doesn't like to polish up nice) on it up to 0.5 micron diamond spray on the balsa wood strops and now she's an absolute laser. I'm curious to see how s110v holds a fairly acute, extremely fine edge, whether it will hold a razor edge well for a long time, or whether it will lose said razor edge quickly like s30v, but hold a very serviceable working edge nearly indefinitely. Despite my urges to habitually sharpen every knife I can get my hands on, I'm gonna try to hold off on sharpening this one for a while and see just how well this steel holds up.