Discount applied: PACKAGE DEAL 10% OFF EEMANN TECH
View cart “Browning CITORI SPORTER 30″ – 12GA” has been added to your cart.
Miroku MK70 Sporter Grade 1 30″ – 12ga
From $2,549.95
Click here for finance options Ask a question about this productASK US A QUESTION
Please send us your inquiry about this product using the below form. The Delta Mike team monitor this inbox periodically throughout the day.
REQUEST A PRICE MATCH
Please send us a URL link to a competitors offer using the below form. The competitors offer must (1) have stock available and (2) be New Zealand based, to be considered. While we can't guarantee we can match every price, we promise to review your request thoroughly and see what we can do to offer you the best possible deal.
Bundle and Save
Bundle and Save
Description
Miroku MK70 Sporter Grade 1 30″ – 12ga
The ideal gun to combine Field and Clay target shooting. A slightly heavier gun than the MK70 Game, with added features for clay target shooting like: solid rubber recoil pad, 10mm top rib and white bead sights.
TRIGGER: Fixed
CHOKES INCLUDED: 4x Invector Plus Interchangable
RIB WIDTH: 10mm
SIGHTS: White Bead with mid bead
PAD: Flat Sporter Rubber
Additional information
| Calibre | 12 Gauge |
|---|---|
| Make | Miroku |
| Comb | Non-Adjustable, Adjustable |
Brand
Miroku
Founded in 1893, Miroku Firearms have been producing quality products for over a century. Since they were first made available in Australia and New Zealand in 1963, Miroku Shotguns have been very highly regarded, due to their strength, reliability and attention to detail.
Founded in 1893 by Japanese blacksmith Karraji Miroku, Miroku Firearms have been producing quality products for over a century.
In the late 1800s to the early 20th century, Miroku’s manufacturing operations began to rapidly expand, as the Meiji Dynasty of the time propelled Japan into an industrialized country that wanted to match Russia and the western nations in power prestige. This rapid expansion later led Miroku to supply military equipment to the Imperial Japanese armed forces during WWII
In 1951 the firearms manufacturing ban which had been imposed on Japan by occupying forces of WWII had been lifted. This enabled Miroku to once again produce sporting shotguns.
