PaulBk

I keep a full trauma kit in my truck, no first aid stuff in my range bag.

-Paul

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FknRa

band-aids
hoppes
rem-oil
cotton squares
cleaning rod + attachments
ammo
ears
eyes
flathead screwdriver
dental pic
Tampon (for stuffing any GSW) (properly applied will stop arterial bleeding as it expands)


A clotting agent seems like a great idea that I never considered. good idea for when things go from shtf to tarfu. Anyone have any experiance with anything other than QuikClot? I've heard alot of negative things about it.

http://www.defensetech.org/archives/000458.html

and if you do use it which kit do you use? the granulated stuff or the stuff embedded in gause/bandage.

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FknRa

For her or for her to load your mags while you shoot?

I lucked out. Mine likes loading mags for some reason. when I roll back to the truck there is usually a stack ready to go... its like christmas every time...

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Whyveear

They are for my wife. She refuses to load mags without them. And its not just for me, as she thankfully enjoys shooting as well. I find I can load mags by hand as fast or faster than using a mag loader so I leave them to her. Now if I was in a 4 day training class, shooting all day every day, I would probably use them too.

Mine is almost obsessive compulsive when it comes to sweeping the brass behind the line.

Echo_Four

The first aid kit in my bad isn't ideal for a GSW, but it will due until someone can get to the truck to get a bigger kit or the white truck with lots of lights shows up. It has pressure dressings and Quick Clot and a tourniquet if that's called for. I'd hate to only have it available if someone had a sucking chest wound, but if you take a bullet to the forearm or lower leg, it will probably get you through- and if it is a self inflicted accidental wound, those areas (and hand) are where I'd guess it would happen.

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