Well since Doc made fun of me mercylessly for not posting my bag, here are the pictures. I will update with packing lists while I am bored at work tomorrow.


The bag itself is a Tactical Tailor Trauma Pack. The Black bag tied to the bottom of the pack is a roll up stretcher. Nalgen bottel holder and Smoke grenade pouch both from DiamondBack Tactical.


The General First Aid pouch:
~ 18 x Immodium Advanced Chewables
~ Bottle of Decongestant (50 count)
~ Pack of Mole Skin
~ 5 x Sting Mitigator
~ Tube of hydrocortisone
~ Thermometer
~ Bottle of SPF 50 Sunscreen (w/ bug dope in it)
~ Tube of Antibacterial cream
~ Epipen
~ 5 x Oral Rehydration Salts
~ A lot x Sissy Strips (Adhesive Strips)


Massive Blood Loss pouch:
~ 3 x QuikClot
~ 5 x Asherman Chest Seals
~ 3 x CAT Tourniquet


Main Area:
~ 20ish x Kerlix Rolls
Moving Clockwise from Top Right
~ Black Talon Gloves
~ 5 x Abdominal Bandages
~ 5 x EZ Scrubs w/ povidone iodine
~ Sam Splint
~ 4 x Izzy Bandages
~ 2 x Rolls Tape
~ Mega Bottle of 800mg Ibuprofen
~ Sam Splint
~ 4 x Izzy Bandages
In hydration pouch under everything
~ 3 Liter Camelbak


Left side:
~ 3-4 Each(in various sizes) NPA/OPA
~ CPR Mask
~ Asherman Chest Seal
Right Side:
~ 2 x EMT Shears
~ 4 x ACE Bandages
~ Emergancy Blanket


Diamonback Tactical Pouch with RED Smoke Grenade for signaling help.


Diamondback Tactical Nalgen pouch with bottle (I live in the Desert, I have a much higher chance of having to re-hydrate someone then anything else)



Benchmade Rescue Hook attached to the Nalgen pouch.


Combat Medical Field Reference - "Cause when you need it and dont have it, you will sing a different tune."

Questions, Critiques, and Comments are welcomed.

Pretty kick ass bag.
Do you plan on taking that in congunction with your BOB? Seems to be more along the size of a first responder bag than something I'd tote around with on my own. (unless situation permits me to take the bike.)

As non-shtf goes, For the most part it rides in my truck anytime we are out in the desert having fun(anything from Wheeling to shooting). I have already tried and it will piggy back on my Kifaru EMR or my Large ALICE ruck easily.

The bag itself is a little larger then the average 3 day bag.

Damn zXzGrifterzXz that is a nice fucking IFAK.

I really dig the bag and setup. I can't wait for the details.

If you'd ever met Grifter, you'd know that toting around an extra bag or two won't be a problem. I'm planning on having him carry my gear.






And ME, too.

Well, not much to comment on. Looks pretty nice! If I were to pick nitts: replace Quick-Clot with Quick-Clot ACS+ and your Ashermans chest-seal with the Bolin chest-seal..

Good job!

(BTW: anyone got a PDF on that combat-medic reference?)

Very nice.

Is the ACS just for bleeding out type wounds, or for sucking chest wounds? Where a lung would be punctured?

ACS is a double acronym:

Advanced Clotting Sponge: A sort of teabag filled with Quick-Clot, used to stop sever bleeding after all other means are not working.

Ashermans Chest Seal: a piece of plastic wich sticks to your chest and has a flutter valve built into it, preventing air from entering the chest, but enabeling blood, etc. to get out. An ACS is used for sucking chest wounds (pneumothorax)

Grif how did you attach your side pouches?

That's the only thing I'm not digging about this stomp II, no spots to put gear on the outside

Ok thanks. I was referring to the second one.

The bag has MOLLE on each side.

Gunny,

Here's a pic from a slightly different angle that really lets you see them...




nfa

Nfa, you need backhanded for that image. Bad form, old boy.

Grifter, nice bag, good choice of logo on the hydro bottle, and thanks for giving me an idea. My bag needs more smoke grenades.

I figure it is pretty much one of the easiest ways to signal for help. Thats why I picked RED, cause it can't be cunfused with just rising steam or a fire.

A fire will also get you attention...

Yes, but if it gets out of control it will turn you into a smoking pile of goo.

Grifter; where'd you get the stretcher from, and for how much?

Grifter, it looks awesome man!


NFA, LOL

Very true, but the smoke grenade is just much easier and quicker.




I picked it up for $20 at a table at the CrossRoads of the West Gunshow last year. You can find all kinds of fun stuff there.

Orange smoke is the usual distress signal. Something like this:
http://www.landfallnav.com/-ssohs.html

I've got violet for my smoke. The ALS violet grenade produces enough purple gas to make Barney reminisce about his uncle Eddie after thanksgiving dinner.

Sigged, totally and utterly sigged.

WOW, that is a great aid bag. Lots of bases covered. Well done.