Wound debridement is not really something you can explain on a thread, it requires eyes-on to recognize what is good or bad flesh, where the bleeding is coming from, what kind of vessel it is, type of wound and depth of damage beyond wound edges... depending on the round used, you may have to debride a lot more flesh that looks good, but has been traumatized by the shock of the round.
I'm not a chicken about teaching it, hell that's what I trained for and did... but sometimes a little knowledge is worse than no knowledge at all.
I'm not a chicken about teaching it, hell that's what I trained for and did... but sometimes a little knowledge is worse than no knowledge at all.