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Range Trauma Kit (Hard Case)

Name: Range Trauma Kit (Hard Case)
Brand: North American Rescue
SKU: 80-1907
Price: 593.88 USD
Availability: InStock

Weight: 8 lb 12 oz Dimensions:9.5 Inches L × 13.5 Inches W × 6 Inches H Brand: North American Rescue

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Color: Orange

Orange

Red

Yellow

Level: with Combat Gauze

with Combat Gauze

with Celox Gauze

Basic

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

North American Rescue · Fixed Range Medical Station

Range Trauma Kit (Hard Case)

A watertight hard case built to sit on a range for months and still work when the call comes. Every kit carries two orange C-A-T® tourniquets, a HyFin® Vent chest seal twin pack, two 6 in. ETD® pressure dressings, burn, eye and splint care and a full minor-injury load, sorted into labeled removable pouches so a responder pulls the pouch that matches the injury. Pick the case color — orange, red or yellow — and the hemorrhage level: QuikClot® Combat Gauze®, CELOX™ Gauze or Basic packing gauze.

3 case colors · 3 levels2 C-A-T® tourniquets in every kitWatertight hard case9.5 × 13.5 × 6 in. · 8 lb 12 oz

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.

Choose Your Level

Same case, same pouches and the same core load in every configuration. The level changes only what sits beside the tourniquets in the bleeding pouch. Color changes only the case.

Level	Wound packing	evidence-based standard devices	SKU · Orange / Red / Yellow
with Combat Gauze	2× QuikClot® Combat Gauze® Z-fold + 2× NAR® S-Rolled Gauze	4 — 2× C-A-T®, 2× Combat Gauze® (the evidence-based hemostatic dressing of choice)	80-1907 / 80-1908 / 80-1909
with Celox Gauze	2× CELOX™ Gauze Z-fold, 3 in. × 5 ft + 2× NAR® S-Rolled Gauze	4 — 2× C-A-T®, 2× Celox™ Gauze (a TCCC alternative hemostatic)	80-1904 / 80-1905 / 80-1906
Basic	4× NAR® S-Rolled Gauze — plain packing gauze, no hemostatic agent	2 — 2× C-A-T®	80-1901 / 80-1902 / 80-1903

Combat Gauze® is kaolin-based and is the evidence-based hemostatic dressing of choice; Celox™ Gauze is chitosan-based and named in the TCCC Guidelines as an alternative. Either one belongs on a live-fire range, where the injury the kit exists for is a gunshot wound to the groin, armpit or neck that a tourniquet cannot reach. Basic suits a facility that already stages hemostatic dressings in another kit.

Kit Contents

Grouped by the injury each block answers. Items marked by level appear only in that configuration; everything else is in all nine kits. Tap a section.

VIEW ▾The Case & Organization — the platform

1× Watertight Pelican™ 1400 hard case in orange, red or yellow, labeled Range Trauma Aid Kit · 9.5 in. L × 13.5 in. W × 6 in. H — the bright shell is found fast on a busy line
1× Rugged lid organizer · shears, tape, gloves and dressings held flat and visible the moment the lid opens
Removable nylon pouches with treatment labels — BLEED, EYE, SPLINTING · the pouch goes to the casualty; the case stays at the station

VIEW ▾Massive Hemorrhage — tourniquets, packing and pressure

2× Combat Application Tourniquet (C-A-T®), orange, genuine NAR · evidence-based standard · orange so an applied tourniquet is obvious at handover
2× Emergency Trauma Dressing (ETD®) Responder, 6 in. · pressure dressing to hold packing in place
with Combat Gauze: 2× QuikClot® Combat Gauze® Z-fold hemostatic dressing + 2× NAR® S-Rolled Gauze · Combat Gauze® is evidence-based standard
with Celox Gauze: 2× CELOX™ Gauze Z-fold hemostatic dressing, 3 in. × 5 ft + 2× NAR® S-Rolled Gauze · Celox™ Gauze is evidence-based standard · chitosan, produces no heat
Basic: 4× NAR® S-Rolled Gauze · plain packing gauze, no hemostatic agent

VIEW ▾Chest & Airway — penetrating chest and rescue breathing

1× HyFin® Vent Chest Seal, twin pack · two vented seals — entry and exit wound on one casualty
1× CPR pocket resuscitator · barrier for rescue breaths

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

1× BurnTec® burn dressing, 5 in. × 5 in. · hydrogel dressing for muzzle-blast and hot-brass burns
2× Rigid eye shields · protects a penetrating eye injury without pressing on the globe
1× Eye wash solution, 4 oz · flush for powder residue, debris and solvent splash
2× SAM® Splint II · mouldable splint for a limb fracture
2× Triangular bandage · sling or splint securement
2× Elastic wrap bandage, 4 in. · sprains, splint wrap, dressing hold

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

50× Flexible fabric adhesive bandages, 0.75 in. × 3 in.
5× Sterile gauze pads, 4 in. × 4 in. — 2-pack
1× NAR® surgical tape, 2 in.
1× Splinter forceps, 4.5 in.
1× Responder trauma shears, large (7.25 in.)
4 pr Responder nitrile gloves, blue, large
1× Permanent marker, large · tourniquet application time, written on the casualty

▾Specifications

Range Trauma Kit (Hard Case) — specifications

Specification	Detail
Manufacturer	North American Rescue
Configurations	9 — three case colors × three levels
SKUs	Basic: 80-1901 orange · 80-1902 red · 80-1903 yellow with Combat Gauze: 80-1907 orange · 80-1908 red · 80-1909 yellow with Celox Gauze: 80-1904 orange · 80-1905 red · 80-1906 yellow
Line items	19 in the Combat Gauze and Celox levels; 18 in Basic
Dimensions	9.5 in. L × 13.5 in. W × 6 in. H
Weight	8 lb 12 oz (4.0 kg)
Case	Watertight Pelican™ 1400 hard case, orange, red or yellow
Organization	Lid organizer plus removable labeled nylon pouches
Tourniquets	2× genuine C-A-T®, orange — evidence-based standard — all levels
Hemostatic	2× QuikClot® Combat Gauze® (Combat Gauze level) · 2× CELOX™ Gauze 3 in. × 5 ft (Celox level) · none (Basic)
Chest seals	1× HyFin® Vent twin pack (2 vented seals)
Casualty capacity	Two limb bleeds; one penetrating chest wound with entry and exit
Deployment	Fixed or semi-fixed station — range office, RSO desk, firing-line bracket

evidence-based evaluation is verified at the component level: the two C-A-T® tourniquets in every kit, plus the Combat Gauze® or Celox™ Gauze dressings in those levels. No kit inherits the status of its parts. Capacity is asymmetric: two tourniquets cover two limb bleeds, and the twin-pack chest seals cover the entry and exit wound on one casualty. This is a fixed station kit: inspect it monthly and after any use, check the dates on the hemostatic dressings, chest seals and eye wash, and restock the same day it is opened.

▾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 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.

Picking a color. Orange is the high-visibility default and matches the orange tourniquets inside. Red reads as emergency equipment and sits naturally beside an AED or fire cabinet. Yellow stands out against dark backstops and indoor range walls. Contents are identical in all three.

The organization is the working feature. Labeled removable pouches mean a range safety officer under stress pulls the pouch that matches the injury instead of emptying one compartment onto the ground. Two habits keep the kit working for years: check it monthly against the contents, and restock the same day it is opened.

The kit on the cover

The orange hard case on the cover of The Firearms Instructor's Medical Response Guide is this kit, and Appendix F names it as the off-the-shelf range station. The book explains how to stage a range medical station and keep it inspection-ready. Get the book › · Range medical hub ›

Genuine North American Rescue

Sourced direct from North American Rescue. C-A-T®, HyFin® and ETD® are trademarks of North American Rescue; QuikClot® and Combat Gauze® are trademarks of Teleflex; CELOX™ is a trademark of Medtrade Products; SAM® is a trademark of SAM Medical; Pelican™ is a trademark of Pelican Products; all other marks belong to their owners. evidence-based evaluation status verified at the component level. Ships from MED-TAC International, South Florida, US of A — clinician-founded, veteran-led, SDVOSB-certified.

Built around MARCH. Every kit we sell maps to the MARCH protocol — Massive hemorrhage, Airway, Respiration, Circulation, Hypothermia. Learn the sequence in our complete MARCH guide.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Available Options:

Orange / with Combat Gauze
Orange / with Celox Gauze
Orange / Basic
Red / with Combat Gauze
Red / with Celox Gauze
Red / Basic
Yellow / with Combat Gauze
Yellow / with Celox Gauze
Yellow / Basic

SPECS & MEASUREMENTS

Specification	Value
Width	13.5 Inches
Length	9.5 Inches
Height	6 Inches
Weight	8 lb 12 oz

Built around MARCH. Every medical product and kit aligns with the MARCH protocol — Massive hemorrhage, Airway, Respiration, Circulation, Hypothermia.

SHIPPING & RETURNS

Domestic & Military Shipping

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Order Processing & Tracking

Fulfillment Timeline: In stock merchandise ships within 48-72 hours from Florida HQ.

Automated carrier tracking details are emailed immediately upon shipment dispatch.

30-Day Returns & Medical Safety

Returns: Unused, unopened equipment in original manufacturer packaging is eligible for return within 30 days of delivery.

Bio-Safety Notice: To ensure sterility and patient safety, medical consumables with opened or broken tamper-evident seals cannot be returned.

Return Facility: MED-TAC International Corp., 15757 Pines Blvd, Suite 154, Pembroke Pines, FL 33027.

Export Compliance

North American Rescue (NAR) products and rifle hard armor plates are strictly restricted to US and APO/FPO addresses and cannot be exported internationally.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the difference between the three levels?

All nine kits share the same case, pouches and core load: two orange C-A-T® tourniquets, a HyFin® Vent chest seal twin pack, two 6 in. ETD® pressure dressings, burn, eye and splint care and the minor-injury load. The level sets the wound packing: two QuikClot® Combat Gauze® plus two NAR® S-Rolled Gauze; two CELOX™ Gauze 3 in. × 5 ft Z-fold plus two S-Rolled Gauze; or, in Basic, four S-Rolled Gauze with no hemostatic agent.

Which level should a shooting range choose?

A live-fire range should stage a hemostatic level. A gunshot wound to the groin, armpit or neck cannot take a tourniquet; it has to be packed and held under firm pressure, and the TCCC Guidelines call for a hemostatic dressing to do it. Combat Gauze® is the CoTCCC hemostatic dressing of choice and Celox™ Gauze is a named alternative. Basic fits a facility that already stages hemostatic dressings in another kit.

Does the case color change the contents?

No. The orange, red and yellow kits are identical inside. Orange is the high-visibility default and matches the orange tourniquets, red sits naturally beside an AED or fire cabinet, and yellow stands out against dark backstops and indoor range walls.

Is the Range Trauma Kit (Hard Case) CoTCCC-recommended?

CoTCCC recommends devices, not kits. In this kit the two C-A-T® tourniquets are CoTCCC-recommended in every level, as are the Combat Gauze® dressings in the Combat Gauze level and the Celox™ Gauze dressings in the Celox level. No kit inherits the status of its parts.

How is the kit organized?

A rugged organizer in the lid holds the shears, tape, gloves and flat dressings. The main compartment holds removable nylon pouches with treatment labels — BLEED, EYE and SPLINTING — so a responder carries the pouch that matches the injury to the casualty and leaves the case at the station.

Is the case watertight?

Yes. North American Rescue builds the kit in a water-tight hard case that keeps the medical products dry and intact through humidity, rain, solvents and heavy handling at a fixed indoor or outdoor station.

How is the hard case different from the soft Range Trauma Kit?

The soft Range Trauma Kit is a hi-vis orange nylon bag built to be carried along the firing line. The hard case is the fixed station: a crush-resistant, water-tight shell that protects its contents through months of storage and frequent opening, kept in one known location such as the range office or RSO desk.

How often should the kit be inspected?

Monthly and after every use. Check the seals and expiration dates on the hemostatic dressings, chest seals and eye wash, replace anything opened, damaged or out of date, and restock the same day the kit is used. Record each inspection in the range's medical log.

Can ranges and agencies order in quantity?

Yes. Ranges, agencies and academies can request a bulk quote through the RFQ desk on the MED-TAC range medical hub at tactical-medicine.com/range.