Miroku MK70

[wyatt_S200]

really nice piece of woodwork you got on the mk70 mate. i like the miroku's for their build qualities, feel really solid, and like you they seem to feel right as you bring the gun up.

i just brought a miroku 6000, and im really enjoying busting a few clays with it. even though im left handed the gun i believe is slightly right handed but still its not enough for me to have a problem with it smacking my cheek

really nice guns the miroku's

happy shooting with it mate.

atb

[joffy]

my first shotgun was a miroku 7000 grd3 wish i'd never got rid of it now now i have a grd5 mk38 sporterised trap ....... its got a similar feel to it

[cookoff013]

about a month ago i ordered the 28" mk70 sport 12gauge.

its what i learnt on ! great value

[UnclePete]

Good review. That's a beautiful gun, and it will easily outlast you no matter how many cartridges you put through it. I am curious about you applying the safety when you break the gun open, are you doing that at clays?

[sandersj89]

After breaking and reloading the safety is still left in the "off" position so you have to slide it back to safe, I do this at all times, clays or game.

[cookoff013]

just received one of these beauties. i cant belive how well it shoots.
its a 28" barrels. 30" is too long for sporting `I FEEL !`
i`ve gone for 28" and it feels so right !

mine is very light and very manoeverable. not too muzzle heavy, or light.

its got a dual rib bead, to show if your canting the gun. (leaning side on)

i dusted the first 7/8 birds with it, i had a slightly tight choke, but the clays didnt mind this. i put in an average score. although the weather was the biggest factor on sunday,
my new gun had rain,sleet, hail, snow and anything else nature threw at it !

[oback barama]

Thats a nice looking Miroku, i was just wondering, you say it is a grade 5 but looks different(engraving) to my grade 5?