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Miroku is a Japanese firearms manufacturer, primarily known for producing high-quality shotguns and rifles. They are particularly recognized for their over-and-under shotguns, which are often sold under both the Miroku and Browning brands. Miroku also manufactures firearms for Browning under license. The company has a long history, dating back to 1893, and is known for its craftsmanship, durability, and reliability.
Buying Miroku in Australia
- PricesMiroku shotguns from $1,980 (MK70 Sporter Grade 1) with most trap and sporting models $2,200 to $3,000; MK10 Deluxe and Premium grades $6,730 to $7,578. Spare parts from $4.
- Availability215 Miroku lines listed, about 200 available now; 14 shotguns in stock and 170 genuine parts held at Roseville Chase, with the rest on order from the Australian distributor (allow 5+ days).
- DealerMagnum Sports, 19 Babbage Road, Roseville Chase NSW — NSW Firearms Dealer Licence 413159984 — (02) 9882 2689
Common questions
What licence do I need for a Miroku shotgun in NSW?
A Category A firearms licence, which covers break-action shotguns such as every Miroku over-and-under, plus a Permit to Acquire for the specific gun and compliant safe storage. Clay target club membership is one accepted genuine reason for Category A.
Which Miroku is best for trap shooting?
The MK38 Trap ($2,769 to $2,999) is the club favourite with a 30 or 32 inch barrel and a slightly high-shooting rib; the MK70 Trap ($2,210) is the value option and the MK10 High Rib Trap ($4,299) suits shooters who want a higher point of impact. Ask about right and left-hand stocks.
Which Miroku is best for sporting clays?
The MK10 Sport Grade 1 ($2,714) or MK10 Black Edition ($2,995, supplied with a case) with interchangeable chokes, or the MK70 Sporter Grade 1 at $1,980. Game shooters choose the lighter MK70 Game ($2,562).
Do you stock Miroku spare parts?
Yes, 170 genuine Miroku parts: Briley Spectrum choke tubes, stocks and forearms in several grades, firing pins, mainsprings, ejector hammers, top lever springs, selector springs, triggers and stock bolts for the MK10, MK38, MK60 and MK70. Our gunsmith fits them in store.
Is Miroku the same as Browning?
Miroku makes Browning's over-and-under shotguns in its Japanese factory, and Miroku-branded guns share the same action design and build quality at a lower price. Many Browning Citori parts are similar but not always interchangeable, so check with us before ordering.
Answers written by the licensed dealers at Magnum Sports, Roseville Chase NSW. Last reviewed September 2026. Firearms law differs by state; check with your state registry before you buy.
