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Professional Ranges Run Professional Medical Programs

The Same Attention to Detail You Apply to Firearms Safety—Now Applied to Medical Readiness

As range professionals, we maintain the highest standards for firearms safety. Your members trust you with proper backstops, ventilation systems, and RSO protocols. Medical preparedness deserves that same level of operational excellence.

Whether you're running a 10-lane indoor facility or a 1,000-yard outdoor complex, your medical program should match your professional standards. Not because accidents are common—they're not. But because responsible range management means being prepared for any situation.

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Medical Readiness Isn't Optional—It's the Professional Standard

Industry Requirements

Carriers, counsel and range-industry reviews ask the same question after an incident: were trained staff and trauma kits on site? ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021 Class B standards set minimum requirements for workplace first aid. In some jurisdictions like Texas, outdoor ranges must carry liability insurance with minimum coverage requirements.

Operational Excellence

Your RSOs handle range safety—they should have medical capability too. Members choose ranges based on safety reputation. Professional medical programs demonstrate operational maturity. It's the same discipline you apply to lead management and ventilation.

Liability Protection

OSHA requires adequate first-aid supplies and trained providers when no clinic is "in near proximity." Good Samaritan protections exist in most states for trained responders. Documented medical programs can help reduce liability exposure when proper protocols are followed.

"Modern ranges are medically prepared ranges. It's not about fear—it's about the same professionalism you bring to every other aspect of range operations."

We Build Medical Programs to Your Range's Specific Requirements

Every Range is Different. Your Medical Solution Should Be Too.

Indoor Range Considerations

  • Ventilation system interactions
  • Limited space for storage
  • Higher member density
  • OSHA lead exposure protocols

Outdoor Range Considerations

  • Weatherproof storage requirements
  • Multiple station placement needs
  • Distance to firing lines
  • Environmental hazards (heat, cold)

Competition & Events

  • Higher participant volumes
  • Spectator areas
  • Multiple simultaneous activities
  • Event-specific protocols

Training Facilities

  • Dynamic movement areas
  • Student-instructor ratios
  • Scenario-based requirements
  • Multiple skill levels

Member Demographics

  • Older member considerations
  • Cardiac event preparedness
  • Family/youth programs
  • Physical capability ranges

Regulatory Compliance

  • State requirements
  • Local ordinances
  • Insurance requirements
  • Industry standards
Operational Range Standard • 20 Pages

Does Your Range Have a Documented Ballistic EAP?

Download the Range Safety Officer (RSO) Ballistic Trauma Readiness Checklist & Emergency Action Plan (MTC-RSO-001). Standardized for commercial ranges, gun clubs, and firearms instructors to establish an automated 60-second live-fire trauma protocol and fillable 911 dispatch cards.

  • ✓ 60-Second Ballistic Protocol: Universal ceasefire commands, hot-to-cold range transitions, and rapid tourniquet application.
  • ✓ 4-Tier Staging Matrix: RSO duty-belt IFAKs, firing-line wall stations, counter response packs, and perimeter litters.
  • ✓ Fillable 911 Dispatch Card: print-and-laminate template with pre-filled GPS coordinates, gate combinations, and EMS escort routing.
Firearms instructors supervising live-fire range
Document MTC-RSO-001
RSO Ballistic Trauma EAP & Guide
Download the RSO Ballistic Trauma Checklist & EAP (Free PDF)
Instant PDF Access • Includes 11×17 & 24×36 Posters + Bay Sheets

Complete Range Coverage: Four Tiers of Protection

Professional medical coverage isn't one-size-fits-all. Build your system based on your facility's layout and operations.

Tier 1: RSO Command Station

PRIMARY RESPONSE
Range Trauma Kit

Range Trauma Kit

$359.99
  • Hi-vis orange 1000-denier nylon bag with reflective trim, four carry modes
  • 2× orange C-A-T® plus Combat Gauze® or ChitoGauze® PRO · Evidence-based standard
  • HyFin® Vent twin pack, burn dressings, eye shields, SAM® splints, minor-injury load
Range Trauma Kit - Hartschalenkoffer

Range Trauma Kit - Hartschalenkoffer

$593.88
  • Watertight Pelican™ 1400 case in orange, red or yellow; labeled removable pouches, 8 lb 12 oz
  • 2× orange C-A-T® with Combat Gauze®, Celox™ Gauze or Basic packing gauze · Evidence-based standard
  • HyFin® Vent twin pack, 2× SAM® Splint II, BurnTec® dressing, eye shields and eye wash
Placement: RSO station, range office, or mobile cart
Coverage: Stocked trauma kit for the RSO station
Who Uses It: RSOs, Chief RSO, Range Master

Tier 2: Member-Accessible Stations

PUBLIC ACCESS
Öffentlich zugängliche Blutungskontrollstation – 8er-Pack Nylonbeutel – Flache Metallstation

Öffentlich zugängliche Blutungskontrollstation – 8er-Pack Nylonbeutel – Flache Metallstation

$799.99
  • Low-profile metal wall station, surface mount with no wall cutout
  • Eight nylon-pouch kits, each with a C-A-T® · Evidence-based standard
  • QuikLitter™ and NAR nylon carrier included; Basic to Advanced configurations
Indoor shooting range active firing lanes and bay supervision
Operational Firing Line Staging

Active Bay & Lane Supervision

Public-access wall stations staged along shooting bay dividers ensure rapid 60-second access to arterial hemorrhage control without compromising ceasefire safety lines.

Placement: Shooting bays, common areas, near AEDs
Coverage: Immediate bleeding control
Who Uses It: Any range member or visitor

Tier 3: Instructor Personal Carry

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Gürtel-Trauma-Kit

Gürtel-Trauma-Kit

$79.98
  • Body-worn nylon pouch for a duty belt, battle belt or chest rig
  • Complete: C-A-T® tourniquet and holder (evidence-based standard), wound packing gauze
  • 4 in. ETD, HyFin® chest seal twin pack, 28 Fr NPA and nitrile gloves

Instructor IFAKs

  • Belt-mounted configurations
  • Drop-leg options
  • MOLLE compatible
Placement: On-person carry for roving coverage
Coverage: Immediate intervention anywhere
Who Uses It: Instructors, roving RSOs

Tier 4: Vehicle & Outdoor Operations

EXTENDED RANGE
Placement: Range vehicles, outdoor stations, distant firing lines
Coverage: Remote area response
Who Uses It: Outdoor range staff, mobile teams

From Assessment to Installation: Your Clear Path Forward

Step 1: Range Assessment

Timeline: 1-2 days
  • Evaluate your facility layout
  • Indoor vs. outdoor considerations
  • Current safety protocols review
  • Member volume analysis

Step 2: Requirements Review

Timeline: 2-3 days
  • State and local mandates
  • Insurance requirements
  • Industry best practices
  • OSHA compliance check

Step 3: Custom Kit Design

Timeline: 3-5 days
  • GSW-focused RSO kits
  • Member-accessible options
  • Environmental considerations
  • Quote generation

Step 4: Placement Strategy

Timeline: 1 day
  • RSO station placement
  • Bay coverage planning
  • Common area stations
  • Outdoor positioning

Step 5: Staff Training

Timeline: 1-2 weeks
  • RSO certification enhancement
  • Bleeding control course completion
  • Scenario integration
  • Documentation setup

Step 6: Installation & Signage

Timeline: 1-2 days
  • Professional installation
  • Clear marking and signage
  • Member communication
  • Final walkthrough

Step 7: Ongoing Program

Timeline: Continuous
  • Expiration management
  • Refresher training schedule
  • Regulation monitoring
  • Annual review process

Ready to start? Our consultation process is free for all range operators.

Begin Your Assessment

Your Staff Trained to the Same High Standards as Your Range Operations

Core Training Programs

Downed Officer Medical Survival Course (for RSO Enhancement)

  • Bleeding control training for range personnel
  • Scenario-based range emergency response
  • GSW-specific protocols
  • Integration with cease-fire procedures
Duration 8 hours (Tactical Medical Response format)
Certification Course completion certificate

Bleeding Control Course

  • Standardized bleeding control curriculum (Updated 2025)
  • Tourniquet application
  • Wound packing techniques
  • Pressure dressing application
Duration 60-90 minutes
Certification Course completion certificate (no set expiration, refresher recommended)

CPR/AED for Range Staff

  • AHA Heartsaver program
  • Adult CPR techniques
  • AED deployment
  • Choking response
Duration 2-3.5 hours
Certification 2-year AHA course completion card

Advanced Programs

Tactical Medicine Provider - Basic Course

  • Advanced trauma management
  • Multi-casualty incidents
  • Training program development
  • Quality assurance protocols
Duration 16+ hours
For Chief RSOs, Range Masters

Downed Officer Medical Survival Course

  • Student injury management
  • Dynamic environment response
  • Communication protocols
  • Legal considerations
Duration 8 hours (Tactical Medical Response format)
For All firearms instructors

Member Education Programs

  • Optional revenue generator
  • Basic bleeding control
  • Bystander intervention
  • Self-aid techniques
Duration 60-90 minutes (Bleeding Control format)
For Interested members
Firearms instructor demonstrating chamber safety and weapon handling protocols

Hands-On Protocol Drills & Chamber Verification

  • Active chamber inspection & clear commands
  • Live-fire malfunction handling under stress
  • Rapid hot-to-cold firing line transitions
  • Ceasefire enforcement & medical drill integration
For RSOs, Instructors & Bay Safety Cadre

All training programs are developed around evidence-based prehospital trauma standards, led by medical SME veterans with operational field experience.

The Universal Three-Tier Shooting Range Standard

Standardizing gunshot wound (GSW) trauma protocols for Range Safety Officers, firing-line station mounts, and multi-casualty response caches.

Clinical Protocol Standard: Apply tourniquets directly on skin, 2–3 inches above the wound, never over a joint. Apply high and tight only when the bleeding source isn't immediately apparent or rapid exposure is impossible; if bleeding continues, apply a second tourniquet side-by-side above the first. Re-assess bleeding immediately and prepare wound packing for junctional injuries.

Immediate-access GSW trauma loadouts worn on the duty belt or vest by Range Safety Officers (RSOs) and firearm instructors.

BELT CARRY Gürtel-Trauma-Kit

Gürtel-Trauma-Kit

$79.98
  • Nylon trauma pouch for a duty belt, battle belt or chest rig
  • Complete: C-A-T® tourniquet and holder · Evidence-based standard
  • Wound packing gauze, 4 in. ETD, HyFin® chest seal twin pack, 28 Fr NPA, gloves

Best For: Range safety officers, firearms instructors, and competition shooters.

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RSO ANCHOR MED-TAC Premium Trauma IFAK

MED-TAC Premium Trauma IFAK

$119.99
  • C-A-T® tourniquet (evidence-based standard), QuikClot® hemostatic gauze, HyFin® seal
  • Israeli 4 in. pressure bandage, 28 Fr NPA, CPR mask and Burntec® burn dressing
  • Lightning X LXPB15 quick-access MOLLE pouch, belt-mountable, 3 colors

Best For: Chief range safety officers and tactical range training staff.

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GSW FILL KIT Premium Gunshot/IFAK Blutungskontrollset

Premium Gunshot/IFAK Blutungskontrollset

$99.99
  • IFAK fill kit: 15 line items, 2 lb, components only, no pouch included
  • C-A-T® tourniquet (evidence-based standard), QuikClot® 25 g sponge, Israeli 4 in. bandage
  • HyFin® chest seal, 28 Fr NPA, Burntec® dressing, 7.5 in. trauma shears

Best For: Range bags, shooting stall attachment, and patron safety gear.

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Prominently mounted trauma stations positioned directly at firing line bays, range control desks, and armory stations.

ANSI CLASS A NAR Trauma- und Erste-Hilfe-Kit - Klasse A

NAR Trauma- und Erste-Hilfe-Kit - Klasse A

$184.99
  • Exceeds ANSI/ISEA Z308.1-2021 Class A, then adds a C-A-T® and HyFin® Vent twin pack
  • Three versions: compressed gauze, bleeding control dressing or Celox® gauze
  • Zippered nylon carry bag, 14.75 × 8 × 4 in., 2.94 lb, carried to the patient

Best For: Pro shop counters, classroom training rooms, and lounge areas.

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FIRING LINE ANCHOR Range Trauma Kit

Range Trauma Kit

$359.99
  • 2× orange C-A-T® plus Combat Gauze® or ChitoGauze® PRO · Evidence-based standard
  • HyFin® Vent twin pack, 4× 6 in. ETDs, 2× SAM® Splint II, Burntec® and eye shields
  • Hi-vis orange 1000-denier nylon bag with reflective trim, four carry modes

Best For: Firing line shooting bays, outdoor baffles, and tactical shoot-houses.

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ACCESSORY Trauma and First Aid Kit Wall Mount Hook

Trauma and First Aid Kit Wall Mount Hook

$39.99
  • 5/16 in. zinc-plated steel wall hook, rounded corners; mounting hardware included
  • Built to hang the NAR Class A/B kits and the NAR Range Trauma Kit (bag or case)
  • Hook only: trauma kit not included; no load rating published

Best For: Secure pillar and post mounting along the firing line.

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Multi-casualty active threat kits and public-access trauma stations for major shooting competitions and facility crisis events.

CRISIS RESPONSE Krisenreaktionskit

Krisenreaktionskit

$389.99
  • Multi-casualty kit sized for a lone responder: 2× C-A-T® · Evidence-based standard
  • 2× HyFin® Vent Compact twin packs, 4× compressed gauze, 8× ETDs, abdominal ETD
  • Ruggedized nylon bag, about 5 lb; Black or high-visibility Orange

Best For: Main range control desks, shooting club armories, and match directors.

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WALL STATION TRAMEDIC® WAND-KIT

TRAMEDIC® WAND-KIT

$699.00
  • Tramedic sub-kit trauma station organized by injury type for bystander access
  • Massive Bleeding sub-kits with SOF® tourniquets · Evidence-based standard
  • Mounts direct to the wall with bracket (60-0110); also sold without bracket

Best For: Range clubhouse exits, outdoor staging pavilions, and gun club facilities.

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Why Leading Ranges Choose Comprehensive Medical Programs

Professional Standards

  • Support NSSF facility safety standards
  • Built around OSHA 1910.151 and ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 first-aid guidance
  • Industry best practices

Member Confidence

  • Safety-conscious members stay longer
  • Word-of-mouth referrals increase
  • Premium membership justification

Liability Mitigation

  • Documented duty of care
  • Insurance compliance
  • Training, drill and inspection records your carrier can review

Staff Empowerment

  • RSOs can respond effectively
  • Reduced response times
  • Increased staff confidence

Competitive Edge

  • Differentiate from competitors
  • Attract safety-focused shooters
  • Win corporate/LE contracts

Revenue Opportunities

  • Offer member training courses
  • Justify premium pricing
  • Support insurance compliance

We're Shooters AND Medics. We Understand Your World.

Proven Expertise

Medical SME Veteran-Led

Our leadership combines clinical medicine with real-world tactical and prehospital experience. We equip and support shooting ranges, tactical teams, and training academies nationwide.

Government & Agency Credentials:
  • CAGE Code: 9VFL3
  • SAM UEI: YU3ZMJ44REA5
  • SDVOSB Certified Small Business

Custom Solutions

Your Range, Your Specs

We don't do one-size-fits-all. Every range gets a custom solution based on:

  • Your facility layout
  • Your SOPs
  • Your budget
  • Your state requirements

Multi-brand selection for best-in-class components

Complete Support

Partnership, Not Just Products

  • Free consultation services
  • Training program development
  • Ongoing compliance monitoring
  • Expiration tracking assistance
Logistics:
  • Free shipping over $200
  • 30-day returns
  • HSA/FSA payment accepted

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Ready to Bring Medical Professionalism to Your Range?

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What Happens Next

Within 24 Hours: Consultation scheduled

Day 2-3: Range assessment and requirements review

Day 4-5: Custom solution design and quote

Week 2: Training scheduled if desired

Week 3: Implementation complete

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