Callaway Optifit adapter cogs not flush with each other

[Conefork]

Posting here cause I can’t find anything on this issue online.  I recently purchased a new driver shaft with a Callaway Optifit adapter.  I love the shaft but it appears that the cogs on the adapter are not flush/perfectly lined up with eachother (picture provided).  Is this a major concern in terms of future performance and/or durability?  If so would it be worth getting the current adapter removed and replaced with a new Callaway adapter?  And is that replacement something my local golf town could do without much risk of damaging the shaft?

 

 

[MisterT]

The only thing I can see is the white lettering may be slightly out of alignment. The cog looks fine otherwise. It's a mechanical fit that adjusts the head in relationship to the shaft, so I would only be worried if the cog didn't fit together versus what can be seen in these pictures.

[hoffa72002]

That’s not going to be an issue with playability, and Callaway epoxy is a son of a gun to get apart when changing tips.  I would roll with it, it will play fine.