12G Miroku MK70 Game G1 30" Interchoke

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.

A premium quality gun at price beginners can afford. A lighter weight gun for field shooting, the MK70 Game has a 6mm rib for fast target acquisition. This gun is at home in the paddock, swamp, or casually busting clays. The attractive game scene engraving, and Japanese attention to detail, will make you a very proud Miroku owner. Equipped with interchangeable Invector Plus chokes, and steel shot proofed, with 3-inch chambers this gun is built for any challenge. Chrome lined barrels and steel shot proofing make this the best value field gun in New Zealand bar none.

Specifications:
• Calibre: 12 gauge
• Barrel Length: 30"
• Chamber Size: 3"
• Ejectors: Yes.
• Length of Pull: 375mm
• Comb: 36mm
• Heel: 56mm
• Butt Plate: Rubber vented, anti-recoil
• Foreend Shape: Tulip-shaped
• Trigger: Single selective
• Trigger Pull: 1.6 to 2kg
• Chokes: Invector Plus; Installed: ¼ & ¾; Additional choke supplied: Lead - Improved Cylinder / Steel - Modified
• Rib Width: 6.2mm
• Side Ribs: Full
• Sights: Metal Bead
• Barrel Finish: Blued
• Frame Finish: Greyed
• Wood Finish: Oil
• Overall Length: 1202mm
• Weight: 3.3kg.

Included with the shotgun:
• 1x Invector Plus Choke Set (Installed: ¼ & ¾; Additional choke supplied: 
• 1x Choke tool
• 1x User manual.

The buyer must have a current Firearms Licence and complete a Police order form available from the Mail Order Form link below:

Mail Order Form

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