Emergency Medical Action Plans for Live-Fire Range Operations

By Robert Farago

Re-published with permission from Action Target and John Krupa III of Spartan Tactical Training

How many times have you been at the range and thought “What do we do if someone gets shot or injured during training?” You’d be surprised to learn that there are a lot of range facilities that do not have a posted Emergency Medical Action Plan (EMAP) in place to deal with serious on-site injuries! Sure, they may have a policy protocol established in their range operations manual, but who is responsible for executing it? Have they been trained appropriately on …read more

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