There are very few things in life that will equally make an eight year-old boy and an experienced Assaulter smile. One of those rarities is the TYR MICO: The Backpack that feeds a belt-fed.
Last week a group of us headed down to Arizona to check out some of the new stuff coming out of TYR Tactical. There is a lot of gorgeous gear coming down the duct work that you’ll see in the coming days.
This piece is about something that TYR has made for quite a while under their Huron line (and has been around in one form or another for a long time), but is still somewhat rare to see and use in-person outside of some special groups.
The entire chute is covered with removable Cordura to prevent the entrance of debris or environmental fouling while still allowing access. The chute attaches to the bottom of the weapon via an adapter just like the aforementioned nutsack, and the gun is loaded normally. For stowage, the feed chute clips around the outside of the pack.
Of course, we had to try it out. FN showed up with a pair of Mk48’s (sometimes called a, ‘Baby 240’ but really resembles a beefed-up SAW) for use with the MICO. Lex Worthy from TYR guided us through filling the pack and off we went. No issues with the pack system feeding and no issues with the guns until after we sent literally thousands of shells in the air–and nothing a little lube couldn't fix.
As I mentioned early on, we have a lot of articles churning concerning what’s coming out of TYR. In the meantime, you can follow TYR Tactical on Facebook here or on Instagram here.
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