Miroku MK60 English Field Review

Published on May 31, 2019
Duration: 7:57

This review of the Miroku MK60 English Field shotgun highlights its premium features and performance. The instructor notes the exceptional Grade 5 American walnut stock, deep scroll engraving, and a weight of 7 lbs 12 oz, making it lively. Key features include a Pachmayr Decelerator recoil pad, silver fixed trigger, and solid mid/top ribs, offering a classic English style. The gun is recommended for clay shooting, balancing well over the hinge pin and feeling more substantial than standard models.

Quick Summary

The Miroku MK60 English Field shotgun is a premium 12-bore model weighing 7 lbs 12 oz, featuring a Grade 5 American walnut stock and deep scroll engraving. It balances exceptionally well over the hinge pin and is ideal for clay shooting, offering a lively feel and classic English styling.

Chapters

  1. 00:09Introduction to Miroku MK60 English Field
  2. 00:47Hardcase and Initial Impressions
  3. 01:20Weight and Handling Differences
  4. 01:54Recoil Pad and Stock Details
  5. 02:08Grade 5 American Walnut Stock
  6. 02:31Grip and Trigger Features
  7. 02:49Action and Deep Scroll Engraving
  8. 03:53Forend and Barrel Details
  9. 04:10Barrels, Chokes, and Ribs
  10. 04:51Balance and Price Point
  11. 05:08Suitability for Clay Shooting
  12. 05:41Handling and Comparison to Other Models
  13. 06:02Engraving Critique
  14. 06:25Overall Impression and Preference
  15. 06:36Specifications Summary
  16. 06:48Concluding Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Miroku MK60 English Field shotgun?

The Miroku MK60 English Field features a Grade 5 American walnut stock, deep scroll engraving covering the action, a weight of 7 lbs 12 oz, and solid mid and top ribs. It also includes a Pachmayr Decelerator recoil pad and a rounded forend, offering a classic English style.

How does the Miroku MK60 English Field compare to other Miroku models?

Compared to a heavier Mark 60 model, the English Field is lighter and feels more lively. It also comes up slightly higher than a standard Mark 60, feeling more substantial and akin to a Mark 38 TIG Sporter, making it well-suited for clay shooting.

What type of ammunition is recommended for the Miroku MK60 English Field?

The Miroku MK60 English Field is designed for lead shot only due to its fixed chokes, which are too tight for steel shot. While it's possible to have the chokes bored out for steel, this is not standard and would require gunsmithing.

What is the expected price range for the Miroku MK60 English Field?

The Miroku MK60 English Field is expected to retail at around the three and a half thousand pound mark, positioning it as a premium offering in Miroku's lineup.

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