I had a razco for years, until I lost a pistol out of it on a bear packout. There’s no retention strap and no retention screw (on my model at least), and I suppose it loosened over time. Recommend the kenai as above or similar. I chose a Hosking holster with a retention strap. I like a chest...
“I carry a CAT tourniquet and paid only $20 for three of them. I also carry a bleed stop or blood clotting in the event of a cut that you cannot place a tourniquet on.”
There is a high likelihood you purchased counterfeit tourniquets. They go for $25-30 each. I never recommend my students...
I also echo the healthcare piece. It gets really old having folks with chronic medical conditions or expectations of specialist availability move here without checking first. It’s rural—there’s limited services and very limited access to specialists. Make sure there’s primary care availability...
War stories are fun, but training is better. The American College of Surgeons provides Stop the Bleed training. It is often available for free or at reduced cost. Find a class near you at:
https://www.stopthebleed.org/
Two is better than one, as one can always be a lookout. I live and hunt Nw Wyoming, and there are elk kills by hunters that are lost to bears annually. The gunshot/smell, etc do attract them. Part of the risk. Just don’t fight the bear for the carcass.