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23 Image(s) MIROKU FIELD GRADE OVER/UNDER 12 GA 30" FULL/MOD
MIROKU FIELD GRADE OVER/UNDER 12 GA 30" FULL/MOD
On consignment we have a Miroku Field Grade over/under shotgun in 12 gauge. This shotgun features a checkered walnut stock and forend with raised cheekpiece, black gripcap, and red... (read more)
Gun #: 998388104
Seller: Elk Castle Shooting Sports
GA Sales: 1337
$1,075.00
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6 Image(s) 217V MIROKU OU 12GA 2 ¾” 30”
217V MIROKU OU 12GA 2 ¾” 30”
MIROKU OU 12GA 2 ¾” 30” LT MOD/CYL, 97% BLUE, NICE WOOD WITH SOME MARKS AND DINGS (read more)
Gun #: 920358404
Seller: Wildwood Inc
$950.00
1 Image(s) MIROKU .12 GA. - 28" - 3" - F/M CHOKES - OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN (WINCHESTER MODEL 101 FIELD)
MIROKU .12 GA. - 28" - 3" - F/M CHOKES - OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN (WINCHESTER MODEL 101 FIELD)
MIROKU FIREARMS MFG. CO. - KOCHI, JAPAN - .12 GUAGE - 3 INCH CHAMBERS -28 INCH BARRELS - FIXED FULL/MODIFIED CHOKES - OVER/UNDER SHOTGUN. NOTE: MIROKU MANUFACTURED THIS GUN VERY SI... (read more)
Gun #: 996031844
Seller: SPORTSMAN'S SPECIALTIES
GA Sales: 176
$1,095.00
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