Urban Medical Gear Range PAK Review

ByRex Mamaril

July 4th is coming up and aside from wishing America a happy birthday, we also want to make sure you stay prepared. So Today we are reviewing Urban Medical Gears Range-PAK. A comprehensive trauma kit that is compact and is very capable in treating a myriad of conditions from stopping a massive hemorrhage to covering up your little boo-boo.

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Rex Mamaril
Written by Rex Mamaril

Rex Mamaril

Rex Mamaril currently serves in the US Army as an Armorer and Advanced Marksmanship Instructor. Outside of the military he is an RN with a passion for firearms and gear.

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