A Smart Marine with a Good Idea? Quick-Clotting Body Armor

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by KamenRiderBlade » 23 Nov 2016, 01:45

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2016 ... ody-armor/

XanderCrews, is this a good idea if the implementation works as intended?


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by XanderCrews » 23 Nov 2016, 23:10

KamenRiderBlade wrote:http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2016/11/22/smart-marine-good-idea-quick-clotting-body-armor/

XanderCrews, is this a good idea if the implementation works as intended?



Very interesting
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by southernphantom » 24 Nov 2016, 00:26

Certainly interesting, but I don't think that just applying the stuff to the surface of a wound would do the casualty much good. Pressure dressings have less potential for complications than chemical Quik-Clot. This is a neat idea, but ultimately not very practical in my trained but nonprofessional estimation.
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by popcorn » 24 Nov 2016, 00:30

You could wind up with some doped Jarheads if this thing activated accidentally. LOL
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