[(1) Taran’s quarter second draw - YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/shorts/UxRdg30s
NO, I am not talking about that!
(1) EMS World Expo Attendee puts X8T Tourniquet on in 5 Seconds! - YouTube
**How fast can you put on a tourniquet? **
Have you practiced putting on a tourniquet?
Do you know how to put on a tourniquet?
Do you train putting on a tourniquet?
(1) How To Save a Life With a Tourniquet: Tactical Tuesday - YouTube
I think Han Solo was also so fast…
But seriously…
Have you practiced putting on a tourniquet? YES
Do you know how to put on a tourniquet? YES
Do you train putting on a tourniquet? PROBABLY NOT ENOUGH 
How fast can you put on a tourniquet? I DON’T KNOW. HOPEFULLY BEFORE I LOSE CONSCIOUSNESS
Good remiander @Todd30 
A person once said that we should have more important posts than just Memes! I agree, we need practical knowledge that will make our lives more prepared for emergencies as such.
What a smart person. 
breaded chicken medallions on macaroni pasta with American cheese marne’ sauce and a tomato reduction smear and a buttermilk herb sauce,
You are TWISTED!
(I like that!)
Do you carry a tourniquet on your person along with your EDC? I suspect the answer is overwhelmingly “No”, I have one in the car or with my jump out bag or in my desk where I work. I suggest an everyday carry tourniquet that will actually fit in a pocket, designed similar to the CAT. Got several through Snakestaff Systems. Take a peak…
Yes…Amazon carries a slick elastic/velcro ankle holster for less than $20. You won’t even know it is there. Not recommended for use with Bermuda shorts.
I have three of them. One in the car with my get home bag. One in my range bag and one in my first aid kit. I practice putting them on about every other month. I have used my belt when I was in the Marine Corps for a tourniquet for a hasty tourniquet when a Marine got shot in the arm with a M-60 round. There wasn’t much holding his arm together. Never did find out what became of him, but I am sure it wasn’t good.
I have traditional tourniquets in our vehicles and my range bag but always have this in the cargo pocket of my pants or shorts:
As well as being an effective tourniquet it can also be used as a compression bandage or ankle wrap, etc.
I have both a tourniquet and several Israeli emergency bandages in my range bag (and other places). I wonder how many people know when it is appropriate to use each one? A tourniquet can do damage if used incorrectly or for too long. I believe the Israeli bandage would be a better choice in a lot of situations.
