Miroku Triple Gun Test - part 1
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- čas přidán 3. 01. 2018
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just been down the oxford gun company and bought my first miroku. an amazing group of people happy to help with anything. they certainly won't sell you a gun if it is not right for you well worth the drive down and a very good shooting ground. big thanks guys will be back again very soon.
"Bit like a Landrover." You've been a lucky boy with you're vehicles then!
My thoughts exactly . The Miroku mk38 is more like a Land cruiser .
A Miroku is for life,not just Christmas😂😂
very funny
I also own a really old Miroku field grade 20 gauge from between 1963 and 1976 ... gorgeous gun and I paid 600usd for it. I feel like I will hand it down to my kids one day without a problem.
“Bit like a Land Rover”. Does that mean the break down all the time😂😂😂😂
Love the miroku black actions. I appreciate fine engraving, coin finishing , high grade wood etc but i love the plain black guns understated looks
Brits are so fortunate to be able to have these! We only have a rather pathetic selection of Browning’s in the USA, which does not include the wonderful 525’s you can buy in the U.K.
Maybe there is a business opportunity there then
I have an old miroku 600 sporter with 26-inch barrels and full and half choke. been in my family since around 1970, it's so old it predates year codes! God knows how many cartridges have been through it, well over a hundred thousand, but its never gone wrong once. Was the first shotgun I ever shot, the first gun my dad ever shot a straight with and is a family heirloom now. It's one of those guns that does everything well. I've used it for skeet and sporting, and up until I inherited my dads Browning b2g It was what I used to shoot DTL, (which it is surprisingly good at-so long as you are fast) Miroku--very fine guns all of em.
MK38 is made in a sporter and a trap version. Also, grade 5 is between £2600-£3k, NOT £5k!
have the 7000 game model 25 years and still going strong
Mk70 grade 5 retails around £2700 not 5k. Now that really is value for money
Dave Carrie shoots them it's good enough for me to GREAT GUNS ....
Happy new year ✌🏼️💖🎄
Have a high rib mk 6000 love it
Love Miroku guns. I'm not sure if it's because of a Miroku/Browning agreement or what, but Miroku as it's own brand is hard to come by in the states. The older Charles Daley guns are still available on the used market as are older era Mirokus. But the new models are non existent. I'm still shooting an older Miroku Daley Superior grade trap O/U trap and hunt pheasant with a side by side model. Great guns.
Good review and knowledge!
Great job.
Thanks for the visit
Hi mate. I'm about to buy a mk38 trap but I can only get my hands on the multichoke and adjustable trigger version. Do you think one is superior to the other or they're both the same? One guy on CZcams said they're worlds apart and the fixed choke version is superior. I'd like to hear your thoughts on this.
Cheers
Those really do have lovely bits of wood on them.
Hello from Cyprus.. i have a miroku 9000 model 29.5 inch fot the last 22 years and it never ever let me down in hunting and shooting clays.. theese guns they can shoot targets in distance that u will be surprized.. now im thinking about the mk 38 sporter for hunting.. is it a good option ??? or i should get another model ?? please id like an answer..thank you.. anyway all shotguns are good its the hand behind the trigger that makes the gun..
Just stumbled on this channel and its excellent and well produced. I have only had my SGC for a week and have just bought a Miroku 7000 SP1 28" multi choke as my starter gun for clay and when I mounted it, it felt so comfortable and the fit was just superb. I have had 5 professional lessons and this little gun fits me better than the instructors Beretta :). I will shoot with it for the first time next Sunday and my hopes are that I will be very pleased with its performance, but maybe not by own. I will keep following this channel, thanks.
Is there a specific reason the top shots go for the Grade 1 in the trap variant....?
For someone who shoots clay on occasion, but would do more if he had a over & under,& would definitely hunt with it,which model would you recommend, fixed or non fixed,& length ?..
What barrel length is the Mk38 trap you're using? Would you say 30" is the better to take advantage of its 'all rounder' capabilities?
It would be nice to have these sold in the U S. I don’t know why Browning doesn’t offer the same guns over here.
Miroku and Browning shotguns are the same and often come out of the same factory in Japan. The Miroku MK10 is the Browning 525, for example.
I’ve got a 30 year old Miroku 7000 SP1, looks like it’s just rolled off the production line. Everyone keeps trying to buy it off me.
@Richard S I always tell people just starting out not to be tempted by the cheap price of certain new guns when you can get a top quality Japanese gun for half the price.
I often wonder how much you’d pay for a modern gun now if it was built to the same quality as the old Mirokus. I’m thinking £5000/6000
@Richard S 👍
Doesn't Dave Carrie use this one ?
Can any of these shoot steel shot cartridges?
What is the difference between the mk70 and mk38 actions?
Rufkneck i beleive they are the same. As with the browning B525
seriously don't know why, but i want to own a Miroku.
Great video apart from the WHOLE industry pronouncing Miroku wrong!
miROku, NOT mirookoo
Intemporal,Não há melhor.
Nem precisa de publicidade.
£5k new .? More like £2600 😉
Although Miroku is near Taiwan ROC 🇹🇼, this area has the strictest control of guns, cartridges in the world; no individual is allowed to buy guns privately, freely and bring guns & cartridges back home or anywhere.
So it’s seemed like to watch a drama only, all are useless actually.
Nothing to do with the gun then is it! If you got more of a particular model being used in most comps then it's more highly likely that the winner will be using that model! Not science is it realy
gym rat And why did these highly experienced shooters come to their choice of gun?