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Miroku MK38

THIS month we look at a Grade 3 30in Miroku MK38 Sporter. Featuring Teague multichokes and 3in chambers proofed for steel, this competition gun has a single selective, inertia-operated trigger and a 10mm ventilated sighting rib. The comparatively reasonable bottom line is £2,880. Miroku has always offered value for money and enjoys a strong following among experienced shots. Years of reliable service have given it a reputation that belies its price point.

Initial impressions are of a solidly made and tastefully decorated gun. Mechanically it is a typical Miroku, but this model is especially well presented. While the

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