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SKU: MEDTAC0488

Type: Casualty Response Kit

Vendor: North American Rescue

Range Trauma Kit - HARD CASE

Name: Range Trauma Kit - HARD CASE
Brand: North American Rescue
SKU: MEDTAC0488
Price: 529.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

North American Rescue · Fixed Range Medical Station

Range Trauma Kit - Hard Case

A watertight orange hard case built to sit in one place for months and still work. Five CoTCCC-recommended devices inside — two orange C-A-T® tourniquets, two Combat Gauze® LE and a HyFin® Vent twin pack — plus splints, burn and eye care and a full minor-injury load, sorted into labelled removable pouches so a responder pulls the right pouch instead of digging. 21 line items, 8 lb 12 oz. SKU MEDTAC0488.

21 line items · 8 lb 12 oz5 CoTCCC-recommended devicesWatertight hard caseSKU MEDTAC0488

A carried kit gets checked because it gets handled. A fixed station kit gets forgotten — which is why the case matters more than the bag, and why the inspection log matters more than either.

Kit Contents

One configuration, 21 line items, grouped by the injury each block answers. Five items carry CoTCCC recommendation; the specification note says which. Tap a section.

VIEW ▾The Case & Organisation — the platform

1× Watertight orange hard case with rugged lid organiser and removable labelled nylon pouches · 9.5 in. L × 13.5 in. W × 6 in. H — labelled by treatment so the right pouch comes out first
1× Kit contents card · the inventory to check against at inspection

VIEW ▾Massive Hemorrhage — tourniquets, hemostatic and packing

2× Combat Application Tourniquet (C-A-T®), orange, genuine NAR · CoTCCC-recommended · orange so an applied tourniquet is visible at handover
2× QuikClot® Combat Gauze® LE hemostatic dressing · CoTCCC-recommended · kaolin-impregnated gauze for packing a wound a tourniquet cannot reach
4× NAR® S-Rolled Gauze · plain packing gauze, no hemostatic agent
2× Emergency Trauma Dressing (ETD™), 6 in. · pressure dressing with an integrated bar

VIEW ▾Chest & Airway — penetrating chest and rescue breathing

1× HyFin® Vent Chest Seal Twin Pack · CoTCCC-recommended · two seals — entry and exit wound on one casualty
1× CPR mask · barrier for rescue breaths

VIEW ▾Burns, Eyes & Fractures — the range injury profile beyond bleeding

1× Burntec® burn dressing, 5 in. × 5 in.
2× Polycarbonate eye shields
1× Eye wash solution, 4 oz
2× SAM® Splint II · mouldable splint for a limb
2× Triangular bandage, 40 in. × 40 in. × 56 in. · sling or splint securement
2× Elastic wrap bandage, 4 in. × 5 yd

VIEW ▾Minor Injury, Tools & PPE — the everyday load a range actually uses

50× Flexible adhesive strip bandages, 0.75 in. × 3 in.
5× Sterile gauze pads, 4 in. × 4 in. — 2-pack
1× Surgical tape, 2 in.
1× Splinter forceps, 4.5 in.
1× Responder trauma shears, 7.25 in.
4 pr Responder nitrile gloves, large
1× Permanent marker, black, large · tourniquet application time, written on the limb

▾Specifications

Range Trauma Kit — Hard Case — specifications

Specification	Detail
Manufacturer	North American Rescue
SKU	MEDTAC0488
Line items	21
Dimensions	9.5 in. L × 13.5 in. W × 6 in. H
Weight	8 lb 12 oz (4.0 kg)
Case	Watertight orange hard case
Organisation	Rugged lid organiser plus removable labelled nylon pouches
Tourniquets	2 × genuine C-A-T®, orange — CoTCCC-recommended
Hemostatic	2 × QuikClot® Combat Gauze® LE — CoTCCC-recommended
Chest seals	1 × HyFin® Vent Twin Pack (2 seals) — CoTCCC-recommended
Casualty capacity	Two for limb hemorrhage; one for a penetrating chest wound
Deployment	Fixed or semi-fixed station — not built for daily carry

CoTCCC recommendation applies to five items here: both C-A-T® tourniquets, both Combat Gauze® LE dressings and the HyFin® Vent chest seals. It does not extend to the S-rolled gauze, the ETD dressings, the splints, the burn dressing, the eye care or the tools, and no kit inherits the status of its parts. Three notes. Capacity is asymmetric: two tourniquets and two hemostatic dressings cover two bleeding casualties, but one twin pack of chest seals covers only one penetrating chest wound, so a second seal is a sensible addition on a range. NAR's two published contents lists for this kit disagree on four lines — the gauze count and type, the elastic wrap width, the tape quantity and the glove line. The list above follows the detailed manifest; confirm against the kit contents card in the case on receipt. And the manufacturer describes Combat Gauze® and ChitoGauze® PRO variants of this kit; this listing is the Combat Gauze® LE configuration, so a unit whose protocol names the other agent should confirm before ordering. Finally, this is a fixed station kit: inspect monthly and after any use, check dates on the hemostatic, seals and eye wash, and record it on the card in the case. Nothing on this page is training or medical direction.

▾Who Carries It

Shooting ranges, as the fixed medical station on a shelf, a bracket or in a dedicated alcove · Law enforcement and military training facilities needing a weatherproof kit that stays viable through humidity, solvents and temperature swings · Gun clubs and safety offices putting one durable, visible kit in a known location · High-throughput facilities where a kit is opened often and a fabric bag would not survive the handling.

The organisation is the working feature. Labelled removable pouches mean a range safety officer under stress pulls the pouch that matches the injury rather than emptying a single compartment onto the ground, and the pouch can go to the casualty rather than the whole case. Two habits make the kit work over years: check it monthly against the contents card, and restock the same day it is opened. These notes are general reference only and are not a substitute for accredited training.

Genuine North American Rescue

Sourced direct from North American Rescue. C-A-T®, HyFin®, ETD™ and Burntec® are trademarks of North American Rescue; QuikClot® and Combat Gauze® are trademarks of Teleflex; SAM® is a trademark of SAM Medical. CoTCCC recommendation status verified at the component level. Ships from MED-TAC International, Pembroke Pines, FL — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specifications coming soon. Contact us for detailed product information.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the advantage of the Range Trauma Kit Hard Case over the soft-bag version?

The Hard Case version is designed for permanent range medical station installation where weather exposure, humidity, cleaning chemicals, and long storage periods would degrade a soft-bag kit. The watertight hard case protects all supplies from environmental damage, ensuring they remain in serviceable condition regardless of outdoor installation conditions. The soft-bag kit is better suited for daily carry by range personnel.

Does the Range Trauma Kit Hard Case include CoTCCC-recommended supplies?

Yes. The kit includes two C-A-T® tourniquets and two Combat Gauze LE hemostatic dressings — both CoTCCC-recommended — along with a HyFin® Vent Chest Seal Twin Pack for open chest wounds. These three components collectively address the leading preventable causes of death from penetrating trauma.

How is the Range Trauma Kit Hard Case organized?

The kit uses a two-tier organization system: a rugged storage organizer in the lid for smaller items and supplies that need to stay flat, and removable nylon pouches with easy-to-read treatment labels in the main compartment. This labeled pouch system allows responders to grab the relevant treatment category pouch immediately without searching through mixed supplies.

Is the Range Trauma Kit Hard Case truly waterproof?

Yes. The case is described as watertight, protecting contents from rain, range washing, and humidity. This makes it appropriate for outdoor range installations in variable climate conditions where a standard kit might be exposed to precipitation or irrigation. The bright orange color ensures visibility even in dim outdoor conditions.

How does the Hard Case Kit differ from the NAR Amphibious Trauma Kit (ATAK)?

Both use hard waterproof cases, but they serve different purposes. The Range Trauma Kit Hard Case is specifically stocked for range-type injuries (ballistic wounds, burns, eye trauma, fractures) and is designed for fixed installation at range medical stations. The ATAK is configured for maritime and water-sport environments with waterproofing protection as its primary design driver, stocked with maritime-appropriate supplies and sized/weighted for portable carry.

Does the Range Trauma Kit Hard Case contain CoTCCC-recommended items?

Yes. Both variants include C-A-T® tourniquets (orange) and either Combat Gauze® (CoTCCC-recommended, 80-299) or ChitoGauze® PRO hemostatic dressing, along with HyFin® Vent Chest Seal — all items aligned with CoTCCC hemorrhage control protocols.

Is the hard case wall-mountable?

The hard case is designed for fixed staging; confirm wall-mount hardware compatibility with the specific mounting system you are using. Many facilities use standard Pelican-style case brackets. Contact MED-TAC International for mounting hardware recommendations.

What is the NSN for the Range Trauma Kit Hard Case?

NSN availability varies by variant. Contact MED-TAC International for current NSN, pricing, and procurement vehicle options for both the Combat Gauze® and ChitoGauze® PRO variants.

How frequently should the Range Trauma Kit Hard Case be inspected?

Inspect monthly or after any activation. Check expiration dates on hemostatic dressings, chest seals, and eye wash. Replace any item with a broken seal, expired date, or visible contamination. Document inspection dates on a log card kept inside the case.

Does the hard case protect contents from outdoor weather?

The hard case provides impact and splash protection superior to a fabric bag. For outdoor ranges in wet climates, confirm the case seal rating matches your environmental exposure. Silica desiccant packs inside the case help control humidity for extended outdoor storage.

Range Trauma Kit - HARD CASE

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the advantage of the Range Trauma Kit Hard Case over the soft-bag version?

Does the Range Trauma Kit Hard Case include CoTCCC-recommended supplies?

How is the Range Trauma Kit Hard Case organized?

Is the Range Trauma Kit Hard Case truly waterproof?

How does the Hard Case Kit differ from the NAR Amphibious Trauma Kit (ATAK)?

Does the Range Trauma Kit Hard Case contain CoTCCC-recommended items?

Is the hard case wall-mountable?

What is the NSN for the Range Trauma Kit Hard Case?

How frequently should the Range Trauma Kit Hard Case be inspected?

Does the hard case protect contents from outdoor weather?

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