Miroku Triple Gun Test - part 2

[@blstewart001]

So completely agree. I have one it's close to 40yrs old now. Damn hard to believe. I run somewhere around 500 - 750 rounds a month in the summer months and it just keeps snapping them out like it just came out of the shop yesterday.

[@jasonclark950]

Miroku are very popular in Australia. I love my MK 70

[@Freewheeler1973]

absolutely love the enthusiasm!! "YOU CAN'T GO WRONG!!!" - hahaha, fantastic!!

[@Wilfiers30]

Yeah, you'd never know his Dad owns a gun shop........

[@PeterJensen-r1r]

Love using my Dads old Miroku black,,it took him to a AA Grade shot, I'm now using it with solid scores. I'm also about to buy my own sporter with adjustable rib. Can't wait to bring her home 😀😀

[@kiwimedic319]

I love Miroku’s. Their value for money is second to none. I have both a Miroku MK10 Sporter (30” barrels, invector plus chokes, adjustable comb) and a MK 38 Trap gun (32” barrels, adjustable comb, Briley C300 thin wall chokes). They only change I have made is to add a Kick-eez pad to both guns.

[@DuzBee]

I did enjoy this, thanks for your time and effort. It’s great to get quality, reliability and performance in one. Watching from Australia 👍🏻

[@donalderskine8475]

My very first experience of shooting a Double barrelled over and under shotgun.Was an Miroku trap gun 3800.Away back in 2007,at a clay ground in Gretna,Scotland.Fantastic gun,everywhere you pointed it,you scored a hit on a clay,great balanced shotgun,an amazing day for me.

[@davehalligan551]

Fantastic guns. Had an 800DW Skeet in the 70s. Gave the game away for 30years and now have a taken it up again. Last year I managed to find a mint Miroku 6000 Grade 1 skeet gun for $600.00 NZ. Absolutely love it. As you say, you will never break one.

[@grahampawson1502]

I have forty year old side by side Miroku Model 500 , brilliant gun , must have shot 50+ thousand shells and still going strong ✌️

[@Jolly56Roger]

Yes can not agree more, I am changing back to a m k 38 from my K 80 Miroku are 100% reliable I always enjoy David's reviews

[@Blondejam]

Hi David. Been watching TSC for a while now. After seeing this I'm tempted to pick a MK38 Trap later on this week. I was worried about older guns but you have explained it all excellently and now I feel confident enough to go and get it. Keep up the good work!!!

[@daltongrace1933]

I really enjoy listening to you English fellows talk about scatterguns

[@nickfilopoulos7428]

Thanks I love the MK 70 thanks for the perfect information ✅

[@rkoeneke]

The conviction, bumped me over the edge into picking one up. Love it!

[@deangentles4966]

hi liked your film on the miroku family I have a miroki 800 which is a brilliant all rounded

[@donalderskine8475]

I fired my first Muroku at a clay ground in Gretna Scotland.I was never told it was a Muroku,but looked at the barrels and it had 3800.found out later it was Miroku.But every where you pointed it,the Clay's were shot,fantastic shotgun,l liked the video on the Mirokus,fantastic

[@paulireson1154]

Hi there .Am thinking of getting into clay shooting when the virus lockdown is over.I am a complete novice but this video concinces me the MK38 trap is for me.Many thanks for great videos

[@gjl565907]

Great review and very helpful as I am in the market at the moment

[@jasonparkes601]

Have 2 7000's, trap and sporter, great guns.

[@ianevans67]

I've just bought a MK70 grade 5. RRP is £3200 but retails 2700 to 2900. If they were 5k in 2018 they are considerably cheaper now. A beautiful gun.

[@avocado9763]

Great description. Tough to find in the USA. We have some but not a lot.

[@adriantyler6911]

The only thing I would say is that early Miroku's of their own design, (like the ORE) not the later Browning design, used leaf springs instead of coil springs. If one breaks, and they can do, it's a job for a gunsmith to make a new one which can be costly as spares are few and far between these days. Where as the later Miroku's with coil springs can be cheaply fixed at home.

[@SimplyRed66]

The locking sound of the Miroku is unique!! It's a Miroku👌😋!! Miroku MK38 all day long👍👌

[@colinlewis4115]

Good video, brilliant guns.

[@750vfrman]

My 3800SW 30" Trap with Grade 4 wood is most lovely. Nigel Teague after fitting his famous chokes (I only shoot Sporting) said if I was to sell give him first refusal as mine was superb & tight. Bought new only 42 years ago! Only complaint, trigger pulls. Now worked on & cured. Best value shotgun by far. Can someone tell me how to hit the clays!

[@gileswelham2619]

Thoroughly enjoyed the video! I use a 725 G3 UK Hunter 32" made by Miroku. A fabulous gun that's improved my shooting. Just one thing though, Miroku MK70 Grade 5 RRP is around £3000-3200......Not 5k!

[@kirkyandka7712]

Agree with 99% of what you say, however Miroku's do go wrong. The firing pin tips have a habit of chipping. Other than that they're brilliant.

[@simonwilson6386]

Great reviews, will be down shortly to have a shoot

[@marklobbett455]

Yeah-totally agree! & in grade 5 & alot of gun for the money!!

[@chrischadwick5395]

Is there any technical difference between the MK38 and a 525? I have tried a 525 and loved it but don’t have opportunity to try an mk38

[@arunkhatri4840]

I was wondering the same thing

[@chrischadwick5395]

@@arunkhatri4840 I have learnt since that they are basically the same but the Miroku has heavier barrels

[@OnEvenKeel]

Great video! I’m curious, what shooting vest are you wearing? Very nice. I would love to find one here in the USA.

[@bigleemac]

Very interesting, as a novice shooter I keep getting told Silver Pigeon but these seem great, the 38 seems like a gun I could use for all my clay lessons. Does a fixed choke hamper your learning curve though?

[@chrischiampo7647]

Thanks for the Invite 😀

[@willaimwinchell1813]

So I want a 20 ga, would you suggest a mirkou or another gun you did a review on the Fausti CLASS ROUND RECIEVER, what do you like for barrel length. Thanks

[@DFox-ud3gx]

Love these guns wish I could find one in the States. UK has very nice guns .id also love to shoot over there.

[@hunt4redoctober628]

I am seriously looking at getting a new MIROKU MK38 12G Grade 1 Sporter as a starter for me and it's more in my budget. Is it only the wood which is the biggest difference between the Grades? Would you recommend potentially buying a 2nd hand MIROKU to get a higher grade?

[@TSCTheshootingchannel]

If you would like to give David a call on 01844 238 308 he has lots of these guns and would love to chat to you about this. Thanks TSC team

[@hdavies8499]

Even I've shot quite well with the school Miroku…...

[@cliffordsmoothy5199]

Interesting that David suggests that the MK38 Trap is also suitable for sporting. Is David suggesting beginners use a gun choked 3/4 & full for Sporting clays?

[@ianlarman3641]

Im thinking of buying so my choices are Browning 325 grade 1, Miroku mk 38 grade 1 or Browning GTS. I prefer to shoot DTL but shoot the occasional sporting round any advise please David.

[@MrMangoman48]

Very nice guns

[@LuckyJack]

Fantastic review! However, I have to disagree in one point: Just this week, I found an old and very battered Miroku Trap gun, Monte Carlo stock, beavertail foreend, 13 milimeter rib on the 30" barrels. Both full chokes, of course. Fantastic pointability, swing and balance! Comes to the shoulder so naturally and easily... wonderful! The only BIG issue: the gun is so worn, has seen so much use, that there is some play in the lock-up. It has shot loose. Too bad. Poor old workhorse. Pricetag's good, though: 330 Euros. What I'm saying is: the Mirokus are fanatastic guns, indeed. But they DO wear out and become loose. Takes time -- but it will happen.

[@blstewart001]

likely cause they never greased the hinge pin or gave it clean now and then.

[@charliecalleja1637]

hi i am charles from the island of malta i often go shooting clay and i used miroku mk 38 i am happy with it and my scores are good 23 24 and sometime i also make 25s thanks i like very much seeing your vidios about guns and clays cause thats my hobby ,please forgive me about my english thanks again CHARLES FROM MALTA.

[@richardpenticost5695]

Have you ever reviewed a Miroku 3000 ?

[@paulireson1154]

Need to find a dealer here in Ireland though

[@juanmartin7417]

Buenas tardes, son armas que por desgracia en España no la tienen muy bien considerada. particularmente para mi son maquinas estupenda, he tirado con MK60 MK38 . saludos

[@craigclohesy2529]

Is it ever summer there?? Like the look of the mk38 trap gun, are they all fixed choke, or multi?? Keep up the videos, good stuff TSC

[@clayswithrussell6513]

Trap gun is fixed choke

[@apextos81]

Does the MK38 shoot a bit high or flat like a sporter? Cheers

[@dankruger2890]

I want one

[@Xiomaro01]

I wish we had miroku in the US😢

[@Raevenswood]

look up Charles Daly Miroku on gun broker or any of the auction sites these were Miroku made between 1963 and 1976.... also most browning shotguns are made by Miroku to this day. haha yeah all of the citori shotguns since 1976 have been made by Miroku. even my Browning BPS pump says Miroku on the barrel :P

[@Jolly56Roger]

Why not they are Browning really!

[@finallevel29]

1.37 comedy gold ...

[@finallevel29]

Can’t go wrong

[@1valg]

I would call this a presentation rather than a test.

[@TSCTheshootingchannel]

Point taken, although in a sense these guns have been 'on test' at the shooting school for years, and David is presenting the results.

[@1valg]

I have no doubt that they have earned their keep at the school, but a "test" on a worldwide channel should include more facts about stock measurements, chokes, trigger, barrel length a.s.o. I like the idea of presenting them, so i´m not trying to put it down :-)

[@TSCTheshootingchannel]

Yes, good idea, I’ll try to get more tech specs into the gun tests :-)

[@finallevel29]

1.37 Shit a Teal with it , that takes some doing my boy.!

[@tonylipton4068]

Nobody is allowed to buy gun for shooting, hunting, self defense privately, freely and bring guns & cartridges back home or anywhere. In the world, except North Korea, it’s special, can not be counted in comparison; implemented the strictest control of gun area is Taiwan 🇹🇼 ROC, (a main island with some small islands aside the mainland China) same as martial law implemented period, very strict restricted, many things are prohibited! the second is Japan 🇯🇵. Although Miroku is near, regarding this topic are useless at all. NO Individual is allowed! Pitiful people!

[@johngraham3035]

My mk38 is the best