MP 006

The MP 006 shipped in 2009 as part of Miura's Series 1957, a forged putter with a milled face. Both of those points are corroborated across sources and can be stated plainly: this is a forged head, not cast, and the face itself carries milling rather than an insert.

Beyond construction, what's held comes from editorial reporting rather than the maker. Equip2golf.com and thehackersparadise.com both describe the MP 006 as a traditional design, toe-weighted and offset, and both point to a classic oiled-chrome finish, with thehackersparadise.com calling it specifically a classic oiled-chrome finish. Two independent outlets landing on the same description of shape, weighting, and finish gives the picture some weight, even without a maker's page or a Putter Talk review to draw from directly.

Within the Series 1957 line, the MP 006 reads as the traditional entry: toe-weighted, offset, forged, milled face, chrome finish. Nothing on record here places it against sibling models in the series or notes how it departed from or matched other 1957 releases. What we hold is the release itself, as reported, and it holds together as a consistent, traditionally shaped blade rather than anything unusual for its year.