Miroku Sporter MK60 - Black Action Miroku Shotgun

Today we have a Miroku shotgun featuring a Black Action. We believe this to be a Miroku MK60 sporter shotgun which would have been used for clay shooting. This is a Miroku 12 gauge shotgun.
Within this Miroku review we take a look at the action, woodwork and barrels.
This Miroku sporter is a fixed choke, 30" sporting shotgun which dates to 1999.
Tim loves his Miroku shotguns so please feel free to get in touch with any different or unique shotguns you may have.
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[@Colinhunt68]

Great video. Fascinating that chokes more like 3/8 & 7/8.

[@CountrywayGunshop1]

It is always worth checking on older guns.

[@TeapotDaz]

Fantastic video. I have 3 Miroku, my favourite being the trap 800, monte carlo stock.

[@durexjim]

new to this sport and brought the mk 70 love it

[@CountrywayGunshop1]

Lovely gun. Hope you enjoy it.

[@fullchoke01]

Love the "plain" versions of old mirokus, winchester etc. I appreciate nice engraving especially old hand done work but i love the clean down to business looks of black and reddish brown

[@richardcranston1833]

Great vid guy's. Love the Miroku mug

[@CountrywayGunshop1]

Thank you very much.

[@steveholmes4185]

Great video love Miroku

[@Jolly56Roger]

I love your reviews great.

[@markbateman703]

Hi love the videos .I just got a lovely old Miroku 800 game 8 mill rib game for end and 26 ins barrels love it . The serial numbers ends in 79 is that it’s age.

[@myleschilton3473]

I have one. Accounted for many pigeons. Nearly everyone who picks it up shoots well with it.

[@CountrywayGunshop1]

We love to see your Miroku shotguns so please feel free to send over some pictures.

[@LuisdeAvillez]

Do you have any more info on this model? Thank you

[@adriantyler6911]

The diameter at the muzzle is NOT the choke dimension. You need to measure the nominal bore at least 3-4" down, 6" would be better and then at the muzzle, the difference in constriction is the choke. Not all nominal bores are equal, many are now back bored, hence why measuring just the the muzzle means nothing!

[@aigledz8267]

do you have b525 16 gauge ??

[@CountrywayGunshop1]

We do currently have in stock the 525 Black Shadow 16 gauge. At the time of this message, our price is £1799.

[@stonefly514]

It's another Captain Obvious video!

[@CountrywayGunshop1]

not a fan then? Some things may not be obvious to people who have not seen one before.