I'm glad to see it. I was hoping Ruger would use cut checkering instead of the laser burned, but oh well...
Looks pretty decent to me. Looking forward to seeing one in person.
I've seen a few of the 1895's. Overall I found them to be well made and assembled. I'd say they're a 1990's quality of fit/finish (Marlin).
One I saw had a forend that was undersized where it fit the front of the receiver, but not excessively so....
All for one in the 360, I'd buy one in a blink.
I too would buy one in 360 if they don't make one in 35 Remington.
