24 July 2007, 18:11
NitehawkOops, I did it again!
Well, I found a Miroku over/under double rifle in 9.3x74R for a price I couldn't resist.
She is about 20 years old, tight as a bank vault and weighs 3.3 kg. She has ejectors and a single trigger.
Her action is that of a 20ga shotgun (less metal than the B25 version).
I tried her yesterday with RWS UNI classic (the only ammo I had lying around), and she produced a 4 inch 10 shot group at 50m.
I hope this will improve with other ammo.
Can anybody tell me more of this rifle? It's a copy of a Browning model, but which one? What's the history behind the Browning/Miroku relationship?
Regulation is done via a wedge between the barrels
This piece of wood is screwed to the barrels to cover the space with the fore-end.
The sight:
24 July 2007, 20:04
bobby van der PuttenMiroku produced guns in Japan under Browning license, André Mertens will tell you all about it.
The Browning O/U shotguns sold in Europe as the B series (B325, B425, etc) are, I think, the same as the Citori series sold in the USA. They are all made in Japan by Miroku. I've got a B325 and it's been my clays gun for years.
25 July 2007, 07:24
Bill CooleyCongratulations!!! Lookes like you did great.
Bill