Whether you’re running a training day, live fire exercise, or recreational shoot, having the right range safety trauma kit on hand is not optional — it’s essential. Med-Tac’s curated selection of range trauma kits is designed for gun ranges, instructors, and responsible civilians who understand that medical readiness is just as important as firearms safety. These kits go far beyond basic bandages — each one is built for penetrating trauma, arterial bleeds, and real-world emergencies where minutes matter and EMS might be far away.

Every range safety trauma kit we offer includes proven bleeding control tools like tourniquets, chest seals, pressure dressings, and hemostatic gauze. They're field-configured by tactical medics and instructors who’ve treated gunshot wounds under pressure — not by marketers chasing margins. Whether you need a compact shooting range first aid kit for your bag or a wall-mounted option for a public range, Med-Tac ensures you’re equipped to act fast and effectively when everything’s on the line.

Built for the Range. Ready for the Worst.

Essential Gear for Immediate Bleed Control

When a gunshot wound happens, the first five minutes are everything. That’s why every Med-Tac range trauma kit is built around proven, life-saving tools: a CoTCCC-recommended tourniquet, bleeding control kit components like hemostatic gauze, and a rugged pressure bandage for high-flow injuries. These aren’t general-purpose first aid kits — they’re designed for penetrating trauma and arterial bleeds common in firearms incidents.

Many kits also include chest seals for sucking chest wounds and airway adjuncts for basic support until EMS arrives. We source only from brands used by military medics and tactical responders, ensuring every component is trustworthy and tested under pressure.

Compact Kits for Individual and Instructor Use

Shooting is a perishable skill — but so is trauma response. Med-Tac’s shooting range first aid kits are compact, easy to carry, and simple to deploy. Whether it’s a pouch mounted to your range bag or a belt-worn IFAK for RSO duties, these kits are streamlined for one-person use with no extra fluff.

Fast access and intuitive layout are core design principles. Tear-open packaging, clearly labeled compartments, and MOLLE-compatible pouches make it easy to act without hesitation — even if you’re not a medic by trade.

Scalable Kits for Ranges, Schools, and Events

Range Trauma Kits for Public and Commercial Ranges

Gun ranges serving the public carry added responsibility. That’s why we offer larger trauma first aid kits built for team-based response — ideal for commercial ranges, shooting academies, competition events, and law enforcement training facilities. These kits contain enough gear to manage multiple casualties, with duplicate tourniquets, gauze, gloves, airway tools, and chest seals.

Some are wall-mountable for high-visibility access, while others are backpack-ready for mobile response. Either way, they’re designed to bridge the gap until EMS arrives — because even with the fastest response times, your staff are the true first responders.

Refill Options and Medical Oversight Support

Already have a kit that’s expired or depleted? We offer trauma first aid kit refills with fresh components that meet current medical standards and TCCC guidelines. All items are field-proven, properly labeled, and ready for rotation. No expired bandages. No useless fluff.

Need help building out your range’s medical response SOPs? Med-Tac works with agencies and instructors across the country to provide consulting, medical oversight coordination, and custom kit builds. Whether you’re looking for a turnkey range safety trauma kit solution or starting from scratch, we’ve got your six.

FAQs About Range Safety Trauma Kits

What should be in a range safety trauma kit?

A quality range trauma kit should include a CoTCCC-approved tourniquet, hemostatic gauze, chest seals, a pressure bandage, gloves, trauma shears, and a marker. These components help manage gunshot wounds, arterial bleeds, and penetrating trauma — far beyond what a general first aid kit can handle.

What’s the difference between a range trauma kit and a shooting range first aid kit?

Many shooting range first aid kits are too basic — built for scrapes, not gunshot wounds. A true range trauma kit is focused on life-threatening injuries: massive hemorrhage, chest wounds, and airway obstruction. It’s designed for real emergencies at the range.

Are these kits designed for civilians or professionals?

Both. Med-Tac designs range safety trauma kits for instructors, RSOs, law enforcement trainers, and civilian shooters who understand that preparedness saves lives. No medical background is required — just proper training and the right tools.

Do you offer bulk options for ranges or departments?

Yes. We provide scalable kits and bleeding control kits in bulk for public gun ranges, law enforcement training divisions, schools, and churches with security teams. Contact Med-Tac directly for a quote or to discuss agency outfitting.

Can I refill my kit instead of buying a new one?

Absolutely. We offer trauma first aid kit refills that include fresh tourniquets, gauze, seals, and more. You’ll save money and keep your response gear up to date — without throwing out a perfectly good bag or case.