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Old 09-16-2014, 03:56 PM
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I picked this up a while back:


It's kind of a delightful gun. As near as I can tell it's one of their first guns from 1960. The metalwork is excellent, but the bluing, well, it looks like they were still trying to figure things out.

The features and design of the gun is like some sort of bizarro hybrid of S&W and Colt, but I like it. All in all I find it to be a really neat gun that is a lot of fun to shoot.

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Never even heard of it.
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Seen pictures but never the real thing. How is it different mechanically?
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Very nice piece!

I don't own their revolver, but do own a Miroku/Winchester 92 in .357 mag.
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Neat!!!

Never new they existed.

Fjestad has very little to say, but does say they were made up to approx. 1964, which may be designated as Liberty Chief - limited importation into US.
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Never seen one. That's weird. Love to play with it.
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Seen pictures but never the real thing. How is it different mechanically?
I'd have to break it out again. It's just so odd. Here's some more pictures from back when I got it:








It's more like a detective special then anything, but heavier, with rounder grips. Most of the time you think its a colt, but then it's just not...

If you guys are interested I can see about breaking it out and taking it apart. I've never done that.

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I've seen these before...always in .38 and nicely made.

I believe the only Miroku made firearm I own is a older Browning 1886 saddle-ring carbine in .45-70...from the early 1990's. A superb gun
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Unfortunately I never held one in my hand but have read about them before. Miroku is also the manufacturer for Browning / Charles Daly shotguns and Winchester rifles.
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May I gently and respectfully encourage you to proceed with that internal inspection ? I for one certainly, and others likely would just love to see that mechanism. Lots of pix, please !

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If it is built like many other Miroku products I have owned, it is one that I would like to have. Nice looking gun indeed!
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I traded for one back in the 60s. Shot it some and then gave it a new owner. As well as I remember the finish wasn't too bad and the gun worked good. Larry
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Son of a gun! I remember those. I don't think I've seen one for years. I worked for a discount department store back in the '60s. We carried firearms, and sold the Miroku revolvers. I recall that very highly polished blue finish. I never took one apart, but always thought they had a combination of Colt and S&W features. I don't recall us ever having any in stock with a different finish, longer barrel, or any caliber other than .38 Spcl. I'd enjoy seeing the internal lockwork.
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Just click on the images a couple times to make them huge.

The inside was full of some sort of grease so its all a bit oily from me using some BreakFree CLP in there. Didn't have a lot of time to clean it all out yet though.

One thing that is noteworthy is that there is a little spring there that the hand connects to, it comes off very easily once the side plate is off, putting it back isn't hard but it wasnt immediately obvious to me. Other then that I had no real surprises about the whole dis-assembly/reassembly.

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Thanks for taking the time to post the photo. I could not find an exploded view on Wednesday to understand the action of the Miroku Liberty Chief.

Is there a drop safety that I am missing?
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Very cool, much more Colt than Smith besides the coil spring. It looks nicely made
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Hmmm, I see a Smith K frame , with a Colt cylinder and latch, with a J Frame works, somewhat modified. If's it's built like any Miroku shotgun I've ever seen it's a well built handgun.
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Hmmm, I see a Smith K frame , with a Colt cylinder and latch, with a J Frame works, somewhat modified. If's it's built like any Miroku shotgun I've ever seen it's a well built handgun.
It certainly is nice, but... amateurish?

Like these guys knew what they were doing making guns, but hadn't quite figured out bluing entirely, and were a little unsure of the whole design so the gun comes across as weird.

It's a very unusual effect in my experience. The closest thing I can liken it to would be like a guild gun, or something like that. One of those old European rifles that was clearly made by someone talented, but that never really made enough of them for anyone to know who they were, and while it's nice they were still just sort of learning certain things.

Take all that with a grain of salt however, I'm a pretty weird guy when it comes to guns. My thinking is that if a gun doesn't illicit some sort of positive emotional response in me it isn't worth owning. It's why I focus so heavily on the weird and old modified guns that someone clearly loved enough to improve on.

I rarely find a completely stock, high condition gun that does that for me. The only guns that come to mind that fit that category would be my "standard" magna equipped pre-war Heavy Duty and my model 27 no dash with cokes on it. Guns that I just really really like despite them just being essentially "standard".
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I have a Sears/Roebuck .45 cal Kentucky muzzle loader by Miroku.I realy like it....
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sorry for the Necro post, but can you take a picture of how that spring attaches to the hand? i just bought one of these and teh hand will not engage the cylinder
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Really interesting post!, I owned a Browning 1892 model in 44mag/44sp for CASS completion and it was very well made and a super shooter. The ultimate question???, how does she shoot. I didn't even know that they made a revolver.
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See this about another Miroku revolver I bought not too long ago:
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Never thought about it before but I apparently owned a Miroku - a Browning BL-22. It said 'Made by the J. A Pan Company' on the side but at the time I did not know it was a Miroku made gun. I came close to buying a Miroku 1873 Winchester a couple years ago but on my way to go get it, it had already sold!
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Like some of the other posters here, I have never owned a Miroku revolver, but have a couple of their rifles, a "Winchester" model 92 lever action .45 Colt, and a "Browning" .22. The workmanship and bluing of these guns is fantastic. If your revolver is finished anything like my rifles, and it appears to be, it is really well done. Here is my carbine:



It is Winchester marked, but differs from the original by having a rebounding hammer and a sliding tang safety. But those were not Miroku's doing, I understand that Browning, the holder of the Winchester name, has mandated them.

Thanks for sharing this cool revolver with us!!

Edit: I need to start to check the date of these threads... I didn't realize that this was a zombie!! 2014... Well, it's just as interesting to me as if it was just posted yesterday!!!

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All the revolvers I've owned and handled have been top notch!
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Hah, yeah... I looked and noticed 26 new likes and I'm wondering what the heck magical thing I just said to cause that many likes!

Unfortunately I can't take any new pictures of it at the moment because of my recent move, going to be a while before I can take pictures of my guns again.

I will say that Miroku does extremely fine work, but in the case of this revolver, if I remember correctly, it was made in 1960, first year of their production from what I could find.

They really did improve a lot in skill, very quickly. This is a great gun, don't get me wrong, but it's not the perfection that some of the 1980s Mirokus I have handled are.
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There is much we do not know about Miroku revolvers. For sure, there is the Liberty Chief, the 4" barrel fixed sight (which has a different internal mechanism than the LC), and an adjustable rear sight version of the 4" model (like a Miroku Combat Masterpiece). And maybe there are others. But there are not too many of them floating around. The main reason I bought the one I have is simply because I had not seen another like it and the price was right. I also like odd and curious guns which are a little out of the mainstream.

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As others have stated they made some very fine shotguns sold under Miroku name and made Browning and Winchester guns for quite awhile. I have his on some shotguns unsuccessfully but did not know they made any revolvers. Thanks for op' s post and pictures!
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Looks like a Colt MK III Metropolitan somewhat. If it shoots as well as the company's rifles and shotguns with the "Browning" label then it is a really nice revolver...
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Kinda looks like a Japanese copy of and Italian imitation of a Colt.

Looks like fun.
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A LGS got 6 or 7 Miroku revolvers in a few months ago. They have 3 or so left. You can see these revolvers in the old Japanese monster movies from the 60s.
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I've never seen a Miroku revolver but have seen Japanese made Winchester and Browning rifles. My Dad had a beautiful Japanese made High Standard Shadow semi-auto shotgun that my nephew now has. I have a very accurate Howa 1500 heavy barreled .223 rifle. From what I have seen, all Japanese made firearms are of top guality.
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