The Miroku Mk38!
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- čas přidán 7. 08. 2021
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"SORRY, NOT SORRY!" - nice one, Alex!!! 😂🤣😂
It has to be the best gun currently available for the money
I have a MK38 Trap and absolutely love it! Good video really good targets
I fired one a few years back. Its an absolute dream.
David Unless you get a shotCam we just watching you shoot into space 🥱🥱🥱🥱😞
Many thanks David and Alex I learnt a lot from watching this video.
Miroku MK38 are the understated shooters gun. They got the basics right all those years ago. A simple, no frills gun that handles superbly and will last forever. What more could you want?
Does the same as a baikal looks shit, goes bang and reliable 0 difference lol
@@hushpowershotguns2893 Those old baikal's shot really well reminded me of my old Winchester 101, another no frills quality gun.
I shoot a MK38 32" trap G1 3/4 / full no messing with chokes ,using S&B sport trap 7s on sporting absolutely deadly, best there is tried everything else always go back to Miroku's ( SMOKIN MAN)👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Cant go wrong with a Mirocu MK38, my son has the same gun his has tuege chokes but its always three quarters and full . Mine is fixed choke'd the same as yours , if you have an off day you never question the gun !!!
I shoot a Browning Citori 30" made in 2000. That gun smashes clays with a 1/2 choke 8shot Looking at getting MK38 with 32" and invector plus chokes Not sure on fixed chokes
I've just purchased a 2021 MK38 gd5. Couldn't be happier with it! Store-wart reliability combined with pretty engraving and gd5 walnut that wouldn't look out of place on any game day.
Store-wart or Stalwart?
hi david ive got the mk 38 sporter grade 5 all so the mk60 grade 5 love them
Very funny ! In England Rabbits are flying, here in Germany they roll over the ground ! (Rollhase !)
And the Miroku MK38 Trap ist my favourite gun shooting clays.
Great commentary david
Enjoying your videos. Turning 68 this year and I am switching to shooting a 20 gauge for clay and hunting. How about some videos showing 20 gauge performance
`Mirook`...I started with a 800 Skeet in mid 70`s, Then 3800 skt n trap gun, now a old 7000 tg`d Beltin value and unbreakable ...Must try a MK38!!
They are good you won't be disappointed
won't beat a miruku for value and shootabilty changed over to miruku MK60 from a Beretta never looked back great guns 💪
Now you know how the rest of us feel on that rabbit/crosser pair! Who set that presentation I wonder??👀 🤔
A nice looking gun. With it`s dimensions, would it be suitable for a shorter person I wonder??
hi i am charles from malta i have a miroku mk 38 grade 5 trap gun i like to know it have to be balanced or not thanks advance charles i always follow your videos on my laptop .
Thank you, David. I'm very interested in the Miroku MK 38 and wondering how much kick it has? I'm 76 and appreciate a soft shooting gun for shooting clays. Also, does Miroku make a 20 gauge model that is just as good as the MK 38?
Hi David,
How would you compare the MK 38 vs the Yidiz Pro Sporter? 8:04
Great review. Can you review the browning trap one please?
Best bang for the buck by miles🙂🙂
can you get the MK38 SPORTER m/c with a thicker chunkier beaver tail trap forend like the MIROKU MK38 TRAPP 3/4+ full fixed choke and not the schnable forend .
Yes its called an mk38 trap. But you send it away and get it teagued
Yes you can get the GD5 Sporter with the trap forend. I've seen them at Doveridge but I think it's a special order
What chokes were u using
You state the comb is higher on the Mk38 than the 70 but on the Miroku website it states the opposite (drop at comb is 3mm lower). Are you wrong or is the website wrong? I’d be interested to hear your comments as I’d be interested in buying a Mk38 if higher in comb than the 70.
The fixed 38 is a great gun- for the same reason i love the older miroku range late 60s-early90s, handle like nothing else, i'll take a good cond 70s miroku over any new gun
I shoot with one from 71. Don’t even know the model. Perfect wood and condition in general. Besides fixed chokes. But also has next to the firing pin two holes, one on each side. Don’t know why and never saw before. But they are great !
@@weirdbutwonderful4d804 excellent quality guns, sadly they started to cut corners after browning jumoed in amd slowly became what is todays versions. The holes are for removing the bushing to access firing pins- disc set strikers
I’ve got a question... when your shooting a shotgun are you suppose to stack the beads or line them up
Not supposed to look at the beads
What are the stock dimensions on the MK38 then? You mention them as highly important, yet you do not present them? LOP, cast, drop, pitch, weight?
Glad you keep the bleeps/swearing in, we all do it and I do have a giggle when I see you getting annoyed
Looks like these Miroku mk38’s bring your Tourette’s on David nice gun though
Ok real talk...in Aus...a miroku mk10 OR a yildiz pro...yildiz pro lightly used...I'm into mirokus but the yildiz is so sexy...which one should I get?!
Whichever fits better, the miroku is a guaranteed excellent gun, i have an mk10 and it shoots with the best of them and will outlast just about any gun, the yildiz is very pretty and is proving to be a well made gun, buy which fits better as they are veryyyyy different feeling guns
Yrs nice guns, but can you get a mk10 trap grade 3 and give it a go..... Not the hrt model.
I await
Hi, i just bought the MK70 here in Australia for 1550$ plus 150$ tax, beautiful gun but it only came with 1 extra choke, can i buy a skeet choke separate and are they very pricey..
Invector Plus chokes are readily available from Teague, Briley and others. Cost around £40 GBP in the UK for a standard flush
Try Horsley Park gun shop Sydney, They have Chokes for Miroku $75-$80 on there web sight.
Did you get the camo version or the straight wood ? I got the camo version for my collection last week. Cant wait to get out of lockdown to try it on sporting
@@bruceweta8309 got the timber version Bruce , beautiful gun and good price , cleaver firearms .
G’day fellow Aussies. What clubs do yo shoot at? I just joined Brisbane sporting clays today.
Good video thanks for sharing. How about shooting a pump gun sometime
Had a grade 6 Sporter in the past, nice gun but didn’t like the skinny forend , prefer the beaver tail, best gun in the range apart from the MK11 in my humble opinion.
5:30 to 6:20 he was about lose his head
Do you have the MK70 camo version in the UK ?
Sorry no we don't have that in the uk.
I hope not, there's enough camo out there already
Why get one of these over a browning 525?
Price
@@consumertester5665 browning is cheaper though?
@@chrischadwick5395 its a miroku👍👍
Because they're better all round and cheaper just don't have the brand snobbery
Mechanically same guns, few small differences, miroku generally has more to their stocks, cast, palm swell etc, 525 is very straight stocked
Haha when you miss that's not on the gun