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Originally Posted by rubberneck
Does anyone have any first hand experience with Trauma Packs ( www.traumapacks.com)? I have had two near misses recently at gun ranges recently and I have been giving some serious consideration to carrying something in my range bag just in case. The first aid kit at the club is a total joke and cannot handle anything more severe than a splinter.
I don't have any real training other than your basic first aid course, so I am not so sure how effective I'll be, but I would rather go down trying to do something than bleed out waiting for help to arrive.
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Just a wild suggestion, but have you tried the Search button here?
You might also want to look for a new place to shoot.
TR
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