I am reviewing the Miroku MK60 High Pheasant, which is intended to be sold in pairs. The brand has been popular on the competition circuit for a long time and…
£6,000.00
Miroku
Miroku MK 60 Sporting Grade 5
One of the very great pleasures of reviewing shotguns (aside from the obvious) is the experience of visiting Elderkin and Son in Spalding. Not just because I am sure of a comfy spot on the…
£2,998.00
Miroku MK38
Anyone looking to buy an affordable Sporter with a proven track record would be silly to ignore Miroku’s MK38
£1,625.00
Miroku MK60 Universal Sporting Grade 5 shotgun
Most who have considered buying a new shotgun will have looked at over-unders made by the holy trinity of Browning, Beretta and Miroku. Once hugely popular, Miroku has slipped into…
£2,481.00
Secondhand Miroku MK60 review
Secondhand Miroku MK60 review: There’s always a temptation to say "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." In other words, if something works really well, then don’t "improve" it by…
Miroku Presidential shotgun review
Gun reviews: Miroku Presidential shotgun: The Miroku Presidential shotgun is another fine example in a steadily improving range of guns.
Second-hand Miroku MK70 shotgun review
Around 50 years ago, so rumour has it, Miroku of Japan were building such good guns based on Browning-type actions that Browning turned to them to build their mass-market guns.
£900.00
Miroku Mk38 shotgun review
Miroku Mk38 shotgun review: This Miroku MK38 model with 30in barrels and Teague multi-chokes is hefty, utterly reliable, inexpensive and a formidable tool for high pheasants.
Miroku Universal shotgun review
Miroku Universal shotgun review: Here we cast an an eye over the evergreen Miroku Universal - a shotgun that's reinvented itself as a very useful all-rounder for the clay and…
Miroku MK70 shotgun review
Miroku MK70 shotgun: Some shotgun makers are happy to rest on their laurels. But not Browning. Just when you think things can't get better they ditch a winner, and come…