GAS MASK THREAD

Gas mask recommendations for someone who doesn't want to have to shave their beard or can't quickly enough in case of emergency?

>>33070266
Any one have a guide for bad filters? I've seen some before but didn't save them.

>>33070266
tell me more about the one on the second stair from the top, far right. (qith the rectangular window)
Looks really neat

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>>33070283
keep your face pubes and just die jihadist. the world will be better off.

Only 1 in 10 men can grow a beard that doesn't look like ass. you beared cunts are just foling yourself and all look like pic related.

>>33070319
>Minoxidyl

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>>33070339
>Minoxidyl
take it orally you bitch.

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>>33070304
It's an American MSA Sandblasting mask patent 1921:
http://www.gasmaskforum.com/msa-abrasive-mask-review-t443.html

>>33070289
>bad filters
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5l5eg9K6zc

>>33070319
If I had a beard like that, I'd stay clean shaven you dope. I asked for a recommendation and all you can do is shitpost because you aren't knowledgeable enough to actually be helpful.

>>33070283
You will never see an emergency you can't quickly scissor your beard sufficient to escape. End your retarded paranoia.

If you can afford a working mask with recent filters, you can fucking store SCISSORS and a shaving kit WITH the mask.
Easy shit. Fiskars make inexpensive but excellent scissors ideal for the job and which everyone should have a few of.

Mask fit tests with a vacuum pump are the best way to check seals, but cosplayers won't set up a vacuum pump (even a manual Mighty Vac, also useful for working on brakes, would get the job done) because they aren't serious.

Really serious? Lose the beard. Beards and hair are for /fa/ not war. If you don't like the NBC truth, then imagine something you do like.

Don't forget to practice for twelve hour shifts in MOPP 4. A mask without the GCA or equivalent may not save you.

Practice shooting, weapon maintenance, and other tasks while in MOPP 4, and have more than one canteen with a drinking tube attachment. Heat stress and dehydration are no joke.

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>>33070975
Anon speaks the truth. Preparation is more than just having gear, it's a lot of planning and training.

Maybe someone can help me with this: I have an old Canadian C3/Danish M69 gas mask, and I noticed around the aluminum voice emitter, where it's perforated with holes, it's actually threaded so that something can go over it. However in my searching I haven't seen any pictures of what may be screwed on over the voice emitter. Does anyone know more about this?

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>>33071552
Another pic

>>33071569
Maybe the threads are how the voice emitter is installed in manufacturing?