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The Best New Tool for Chest Seal Training: Mountain Man Medical’s Chest Seal Trainer
Chest seal training just got easier. Learn how Mountain Man Medical’s new Chest Seal Trainer delivers realistic, mess-free practice without ruining gear or manikins.
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5 Things Missing From Your Range Bag That Tell Me You Aren’t That Serious
Walk into any shooting range on a busy Saturday, and you’ll see them everywhere: shooters with expensive guns, premium optics, and all the latest tactical gear. But peek into their…
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3 Lessons From Concealed Carry Renewal Classes
Concealed carry renewal classes reveal surprising gaps in training. Here are 3 lessons every gun owner should learn—and why ongoing education matters.
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Introduction to Trauma Medicine – A Critical Element of Responsible Gun Ownership
Responsible gun ownership goes beyond carrying a firearm. Learn why every gun owner should also carry and train with a trauma kit to be prepared for life-saving emergencies
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Armed Dog Walker Ends Deadly Knife Attack in Spokane
A peaceful dog walk turned into a fight for survival when a knife-wielding attacker charged an innocent man. Thankfully, the man was armed, acted fast, and likely prevented more bloodshed.
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National Park Week and the Importance of Preparedness
Celebrate National Park Week by staying safe outdoors—carry a trauma kit, use reliable comms like ham radios or Garmin inReach, and know your rights to carry a firearm in national parks.
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S11E9: Cops Responding to Citizen Defender Offer Critical Lessons
In this episode of the Concealed Carry Podcast, we analyze a tense armed robbery in Los Angeles, featuring civilians who bravely intervened against an attacker with an AK-74. We discuss the challenges faced by police during their response and the importance of clear communication to prevent tragic mistakes.
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S10E18: Top 5 Non-Negotiable EDC Pocket Items
Riley Bowman and Brian ‘Doc” McLaughlin discuss the top 5 EDC items we think you should carry in your pockets. We think you’ll find a lot of value in today’s content, so please like, share, and subscribe so you don’t miss anything!
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S10E17: Essential Secondary Skills Part 2
Riley Bowman and Brian ‘Doc” McLaughlin do a continuation of last episode where we discuss what types of secondary skills beyond the firearm you should have and what to consider in pursuing these skills. We think you’ll find a lot of value in today’s content, so please like, share, and subscribe so you don’t miss anything!
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S10E16: Essential Secondary Skills
Today, Riley Bowman and Brian ‘Doc” McLaughlin discuss what types of secondary skills beyond the firearm you should have and what to consider in pursuing these skills. We think you’ll find a lot of value in today’s content, so please like, share, and subscribe so you don’t miss anything!
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S10E9: Should You Apply Medical to the Attacker?
Brian and Jacob tackle this common question. There are legal, moral, and tactical considerations. Please tune in to hear our take on this.
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Motorcycle Accident – My First Emergency Trauma Response
I’m not a professional medic but my training did come in handy when I responded to a motorcycle accident on Highway 285 in Denver last week. Here are some simple takeaways to consider.
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S9E6: Updates in Tourniquet Tech with Brian “Doc” McLaughlin
Riley brings Brian “Doc” McLaughlin back on the show to discuss a recent real world tourniquet use, one that involved both the improvised use of a tourniquet and a proper commercially made one. This situation involved a rare shark attack in New York, and without immediate medical intervention, the female involved likely would not have survived.
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Rugby Team Jumps into Action, Improvises to Help Save 2 People’s Lives
Players from the Women’s Trowbridge Rugby team in England paused their practice to intervene and help save the lives of people injured in a serious traffic collision. There are some…
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Should You Include Narcan in Your Trauma Kit?
A wholistic approach to preparedness is important. I believe being able to address common life-threatening injuries is as important as carrying a firearm or knowing what to do in case…
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