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Tactical medicine needs to evolve in response to changes in injury patterns and patient needs, including an increase in injuries related to explosions like sucking chest wounds and tension pneumothorax. It will also require the collective effort to adapt and modify methods and protocols as necessary.
ADVANCED FIRST AID? OR SOMETHING MORE?
It is believed that this is the safest method of carry, because when the handgun is drawn from the holster, it points in a straight line directly at the target. The Cross draw is where the gun is on the opposite side of the body to the dominant hand, so you have to reach across the body to draw the handgun.
I have heard quite a few people brush them off as being old-fashioned, obviously not tacticool enough to post on their social media. But in the real world of protection, there are a lot of revolvers in use for personal self-defense and security duties.
It is believed that this is the safest method of carry because when the handgun is drawn from the holster, it points in a straight line directly at the target. The cross-draw is where the gun is on the opposite side of the body to the dominant hand, so you have to reach across the body to draw the handgun.