Tactical Cowboy’s Paramedic - Newly Approved Medical Tools

Jake from Tactical Cowboy discusses newly approved medical devices to help stop the bleed. In our opinion medical training needs to be at the forefront of every citizens mind.
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[@js2967]

I actually prefer the Xshear when it comes to scissors. I've had them for a while, and they have cut through everything they came across including kevlar. The raptors are difficult to keep clean if you get blood on them but they are more compact. All comes down to training with it and deciding what works best for you.

[@my3sons386]

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[@8BloodyKnuckles]

Great info. Thank you for sharing. What are your thoughts on Raptor sheers?

[@firstimeshooter6590]

They work they are good but to be honest you are fine with those $5 trauma shears. For the price of a raptor you can get a butt load of standard trauma shears and stash them in ever bag.
But the raptors are cool though. I personally like x shears.

[@CivMed-j4h]

If you feel like spending money on shears and are keeping them in a pack/pouch/ on a rig 100% get xshears. I use raptors at work solely because they fold up and have a compact holster I can keep on my radio strap. The raptors rust super fast and are annoying to clean

[@chrism7458]

What kind of watch does Jake have on

[@js2967]

Sangin instruments atlas is the watch