Posts Tagged ‘gas’
Russian GP-5 Gas Mask Review
My review of one of the most famous and most recognized gas masks on the market of today. The Russian GP-5.
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Very Early Polish OM-14 Gas Mask Collection Update
This mask is a very early 1950s OM-14 from Poland. This mask is very similar to the WW2 Russian SM-1. Mask is badly discolored and wrinkled. Comes complete with large filter, black rubber hose with rotary fittings, and a carrying bag. I believe the filter to be from a later date than the mask though. An interesting and very difficult to find mask.
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Lederschutzmaske GM17 WW1 German Gas Mask Collection Update
This is a Lederschutzmaske that I was able to get recently. The leather on the outside of the mask is looking old, but overall, the mask is still in decent condition. The rubberized backing remains intact and flexible. Even the support string for the filter assembly is still present, although broken in the middle from the tension. A very cool and unusual mask.
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Finnish Gas Mask Review
http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/MIL1200-1.html
this is a surplus gasmask review from cheaper than dirt…not much more to say but that it comes sealed and with one canister to use which im sure is outdated… definitely buy a 60 to 40 mm adapter to use nato cans on it or else ur fucked…
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Surviving Political Unrest Part 2- Food, Water, and Rations Continued
This section finishes up our discussion of the importance of having plent of food, water, and other non-perishable goods on hand in time of disaster, politcal revolution/unrest, or martial law.
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M40 Gas Mask with Quick Doff Hood and M3 Heavy Decontamination Hood
RetroRespiratorshttp://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/retrorespiratorsTechm40, m-40, gas, mask, masks, respirator, respirators, nbc, cbrn, quick, doff, m3, heavy, hood, modern, military, chemical, biological, nuclear, radiological, toxicological, collection, collectorM40 Gas Mask with Quick Doff Hood and M3 Heavy Decontamination Hood
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My Gas Mask Collection Thus Far…
A look at my collection of masks.
1.)French A.N.P. T31 Luchaire
2.)French A.N.P. T31 celluloid lenses
3.)French A.N.P. T31 artillery model earlier
4.)French A.N.P. T31 artillery model later
5.)American La France Akron-Tissot
6.)American late M1A1
7.)American M2-10-6
8.)American M2-10A1-6
9.)American M25
10.)American Mk V
11.)American M17A1 with LPLs
12.)American MSA Ulta-Twin
13.)Russian PMG
14.)Russian SHM41M
15.)Russian DP-6 youth
16.)Russian SCHR2 Headwound
17.)Hungarian M76
18.)American early M1A2
19.)American C.E.M. with celluloid lenses
20.)American C.E.M. with glass lenses
21.)American 1950s MSA riot mask
22.)American Burrell KTM type mask
23.)American S.B.R. “Training Mask”
24.)British Mk III
25.)American Kops-Tissot
26.)American Navy MII Diaphragm
27.)French Ajax F.2 Adult
28.)French Ajax F.2 Child
29.)French F.M.3c Black(copy of Czech)
30.)Czech F.M.3c Grey with celluloid lenses
31.)American Navy Mk I Optical (one laying down)
32.)American Navy Mk I Optical
33.)American Navy Mk III with early head harness
34.)American Navy Mk III
35.)American Navy Mk IV
36.)American M9A1
37.)Israeli Model No. 4 Child
38.)Israeli Model No. 4 Adult
39.)German M65
40.)South Korean K1
41.)South Korean S3
42.)Czech F.M.3a Grey with glass lenses
43.)Czech M10M
In The Mail:
1.)British FM12
2.)American M25 with sun shield
3.)Polish GSP-M
4.)Japanese Model 99
5.)Japanese Year 17 Model A air raid mask
6.)Polish OM-14 1950s early model
7.)American Navy Mark I Mouth Canister
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Surviving Political Unrest Part 5- Odds and Ends/Finishing Up
This section covers some basics on navigation, vacum sealing technology, emergency fishing kits, and final thoughts.
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Surviving Political Unrest Part 4- Basic First Aid Supplies
This section briefly discusses some of the medical supplies you’ll want to have handy.
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Surviving Political Unrest Part 1- Food, Water, and Rations
This videos covers some basic knowledge of survival gear, water, rations, and other generally non-perishable forms of food you can buy and keep on hand. Discusses the use of Military rations called MREs.
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