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North American Rescue — High-Visibility Range Kit Range Trauma Kit A high-visibility orange, 1000-denier nylon trauma bag pre-stocked to treat penetrating, blast, chest, burn, and eye injuries at shooting and training ranges. Choose Combat Gauze® or ChitoGauze® PRO hemostatic. Carries as a fanny pack, over the shoulder, by hand, or on MOLLE. NSN 6545-01-610-5411. Contents include CoTCCC-recommended items. Hi-Vis Orange2 Hemostatic OptionsNSN Listed4 Carry Modes Ranges have a predictable injury profile: penetrating ballistic wounds, blast injury from muzzle blast or propellant fragments, plus the eye trauma, burns, and sprains that come with any active range day. A generic first aid box doesn't cover it. What's purpose-built for the range injury profile and grabbable by anyone on scene? The Range Trauma Kit is engineered for exactly that environment — a mobile, high-visibility trauma platform a range safety officer can carry, stage at a medical station, or keep in the facility. The bright orange 1000-denier nylon bag with reflective trim stays visible in the chaos of a range emergency, and four carry modes (fanny pack, shoulder, hand-carried, or MOLLE/PALS) make it deployable by anyone on scene regardless of their own kit. Front-panel trauma-shear storage gives instant access without opening the main compartment. Its 19 components cover every major range injury category: two orange C-A-T® tourniquets for extremity hemorrhage, HyFin® Vent chest seal for chest wounds, Combat Gauze® or ChitoGauze® PRO for wound packing, four ETDs, SAM® splints for fractures, Burntec® burn dressings, and a full minor-injury complement. The NATO NSN (6545-01-610-5411) enables direct military procurement. Why This Kit High-Visibility Bright orange with reflective trim — found fast in a range emergency. Range Injury Profile Ballistic, blast, burn, and eye coverage — matched to what ranges actually see. Hemostatic Choice Combat Gauze® (kaolin) or ChitoGauze® PRO (chitosan) — your call. Four Carry Modes Fanny pack, shoulder, hand-carried, or MOLLE — anyone can deploy it. Hemostatic Options SKU Hemostatic Agent Type 80-299 Combat Gauze® Kaolin-impregnated (CoTCCC-recommended) 80-213 ChitoGauze® PRO Chitosan-based Kit Contents Qty Item 1 EMS rapid-deployment bag, orange w/ reflective trim 1 HyFin® Vent Chest Seal Twin Pack (CoTCCC-recommended) 2 C-A-T® Tourniquet, orange (CoTCCC-recommended) 1 ChitoGauze® PRO or Combat Gauze® hemostatic dressing (per variant) 4 S-Rolled Gauze™ 4 ETD™, 6″ 10 Sterile gauze pads, 4″ × 4″ 4 Polycarbonate eye shield 2 Elastic wrap, 6″ 2 Triangular bandage 2 SAM® Splint II 1 Surgical tape, 2″ 50 Flexible bandages, 0.75″ × 3″ 2 Burntec® burn dressing, 5″ × 10″ 1 Eye wash, 4 oz 1 Splinter forceps, 4.5″ 1 Trauma shears, 7.25″ 5 pr Bear Claw gloves, large 1 CPR mask 1 Kit contents card Who Fields It Range safety officers — carried or staged on the line LE / military ranges — NSN-procurable training-range kit Gun clubs & competitions — portable, high-visibility coverage Pair It Up + Range Trauma Kit Hard CasePermanent-station version.+ Hemostatic AgentsCombat Gauze® refills.+ Hemorrhage ControlRestock supplies. The Kit, Up Close Built For The Range. Grabbable By Anyone. Genuine North American Rescue, shipped from a clinician-founded, veteran-led team. Hi-Vis OrangeNSN ListedFast Dispatch Genuine North American Rescue Sourced direct from North American Rescue. Specifications Manufacturer North American Rescue SKUs 80-299 (Combat Gauze®) · 80-213 (ChitoGauze® PRO) NATO NSN 6545-01-610-5411 Dimensions (closed) 7.75″ H × 13″ W × 9″ D Weight 5 lb 10 oz (2.6 kg) Bag Material 1000-denier nylon, orange with reflective trim Zipper Sand & water resistant, silent pulls Carry Options Fanny pack, shoulder, hand-carried, MOLLE/PALS CoTCCC Contents include CoTCCC-recommended C-A-T® and Combat Gauze® (80-299) When to Deploy the Range Trauma Kit Shooting range safety officer kit: Carried by the RSO or staged at the medical station — provides coverage for the full range injury spectrum including penetrating ballistic wounds and blast injuries. Military and LE training range: NSN 6545-01-610-5411 enables direct procurement for unit ranges; the hi-vis orange bag is findable in the chaos of a range emergency. Gun club and competition events: Portable four-way carry gives event medical staff a mobile trauma platform they can deploy to any injury location on the range. Burn and blast injury response: Burntec® dressings and eye wash address muzzle-blast burns and propellant fragment eye injuries that generic first aid boxes miss. Firearm instructor personal staging: Instructors who prefer a dedicated personal kit over facility staging keep the Range Trauma Kit in their range bag — covers their own liability and enables immediate response. What's in the Range Trauma Kit All configurations include: 1 × EMS Rapid Deployment Bag, orange w/ reflective trim 2 × C-A-T® Tourniquet, Orange — CoTCCC-recommended 1 × HyFin® Vent Chest Seal Twin Pack — CoTCCC-recommended 4 × S-Rolled Gauze™ 4 × ETD™, 6 in. 10 × Sterile Gauze Pads, 4 in. × 4 in. 4 × Polycarbonate Eye Shield 2 × Elastic Wrap, 4 in. 2 × Triangular Bandage 2 × SAM® Splint II 1 × Surgical Tape, 2 in. 50 × Flexible Bandages, 0.75 in. × 3 in. 2 × Burntec® Burn Dressing, 5 in. × 10 in. 1 × Eye Wash, 4 oz 1 × Splinter Forceps, 4.5 in. 1 × Trauma Shears, 7.25 in. 5 pr × Bear Claw Gloves, Large 1 × CPR Mask 1 × Kit Contents Card Choose your hemostatic agent: SKU 80-299: Combat Gauze® (kaolin-impregnated — CoTCCC-recommended) SKU 80-213: ChitoGauze® PRO (chitosan-based) How the Range Trauma Kit Compares Range Trauma Kit (soft case) vs. Range Trauma Kit Hard Case: The soft-case kit is portable and multi-carry for roving RSOs and instructors; the hard case is the permanent-station version for fixed medical post, vehicle compartment, or wall-mount. Both contain the same clinical content. Combat Gauze® vs. ChitoGauze® PRO variant: Combat Gauze® (kaolin-impregnated) is CoTCCC-recommended and the DoD standard. ChitoGauze® PRO (chitosan-based) is preferred by operators who prioritize non-animal-derived hemostasis. Clinical efficacy is comparable; choice reflects unit SOP and allergy considerations. Range Trauma Kit vs. generic first aid kits: Generic kits lack tourniquets, chest seals, and hemostatic dressings — the critical items for ballistic injury. The Range Trauma Kit is purpose-built for the range threat profile; a generic kit is not a substitute. Range Trauma Kit vs. individual IFAKs: IFAKs are personal kits for the individual operator; the Range Trauma Kit is a shared, multi-casualty platform for range-level response. Both should be present at a properly equipped range. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Does the Range Trauma Kit contain CoTCCC-recommended items? A: Yes. The Combat Gauze® variant (80-299) includes CoTCCC-recommended Combat Gauze® hemostatic dressing and C-A-T® tourniquets (orange), both of which are on the CoTCCC list of recommended items. The ChitoGauze® PRO variant (80-213) substitutes chitosan-based hemostasis — check your unit SOP for preferred agent. Q: Can the Range Trauma Kit be used by non-medically trained personnel? A: The kit is designed for both medically trained and non-trained personnel. Tourniquets and pressure dressings can be applied by bystanders with basic Stop the Bleed® training. Some components (chest seals, hemostatic packing) are most effective when applied by trained individuals. NSO, RSO, and range staff should complete at minimum Stop the Bleed® and ideally a TCCC/TECC course. Q: What is the NSN for the Range Trauma Kit? A: NATO NSN 6545-01-610-5411. This enables direct military procurement through standard supply channels. Contact MED-TAC International for current pricing, CAGE code, and available contract vehicles. Q: How do I choose between Combat Gauze® and ChitoGauze® PRO? A: Combat Gauze® (kaolin) is the CoTCCC-preferred hemostatic agent and DoD standard. ChitoGauze® PRO (chitosan, derived from shellfish) is preferred where animal-derived products raise concerns or where unit SOP calls for it. Both agents are effective; consult your medical officer for guidance aligned with your unit's protocol. Q: Does the Range Trauma Kit include eye wash and burn dressings? A: Yes. The kit includes a 4 oz eye wash for chemical/debris eye injuries and two Burntec® burn dressings (5″ × 10″) for muzzle-blast burns. These address injuries common on ranges that standard IFAKs typically omit. Related searches: NAR range trauma kit, orange range medical bag, range safety officer kit, NSN range trauma kit, ChitoGauze range kit, North American Rescue range bag All products sourced direct from North American Rescue. CoTCCC recommendation status verified where applicable. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified. Show more