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Both are on the way

Thats because we all have little gopniks living inside just waiting for a time to slav squat with friends over some potatoe salad xD

Good luck with your impression!

Will do!

In the very beginning it is Shadow of Chernobyl ambient, the rest of the songs are listed in the description in order, as far as I remember.

@@ProjectSparkPC i used shazam and the intro song was dont worry aunt

It looks like you are commenting on the wrong video, because the song you are talking about is in a different intro. Unless somethings is wrong with the comment section lol

@@ProjectSparkPC OH NO I WAS TALKING ABOUT THE SOVIET BOOTS VIDEO LOLLL

@@scoutgaming1000 Thats what I figured

Facts

As I said, for any serious use I recommend modern filters, although it is up to you. I cannot say whether it is safe or not safe, I just gave you the results of my casual research xD

There is no firearm in the video, it is an airsoft replica. And so are the grenades.

If you have an original sling, then it should fit. Unless the swivel you have is somehow different from standard. You can try to wrap it around the neck of the stock as shown in the vid.

Могу порекомендовать схожий русскоязычный видос от Samhain's Gas Masks, ссылка в описании)

@ProjectSparkPC У про него уже давно знаю..

On the other hand you are lucky to have the M9)

@@ProjectSparkPC I mean, it's most realistic to the original stalker games!

Well, that in the video is a TV-115 OBS by Wartech. As for Soviet ballistic protection, it is for sure coming. Stay tuned!

There are actually older mini computers that existed before tablets I think. Those are ideal for the purpose and even match the time period. That's pretty much what PDA was based of.

@ProjectSparkPC I've got too many ideas and not enough knowledge, but if I can make a working replica PDA, I'd be a happy man.

@@TheRattYT Take a look at the HP iPAQ and counterparts. You don't even need to make a replica, PDAs exist in real life and they even run on Windows. All you need to do is get the right software onto it.

It is a Soviet civilian raincoat, there is no specific designation as far as I know.

Well, then you have the "lazy sling", most things still apply

I cannot speak for other nations, but as of post-Soviet space, civil defense institutions still exist. At least in Russia. Some of the shelters are still maintained, modern GP-7 variations are still in production among with other models and stocks of other emergency equipment are kept, although the scale is much smaller. In fact, there is an agency called Rosreserve, it is in charge of maintaining large stocks of pretty much everything, ranging from grain and toilet paper, to construction vehicles and industrial materials. All of that is meant for extreme national emergencies. But regardless, the Soviet scale of preparation is astonishing, not comparable at all to nowadays. It is one of the benefits of a socialist planned economy, where resources can be directed to very much needed but unprofitable endeavors.

Three horsemen of a good video xD Welcome, comrade!

Welcome aboard, comrade, more is on the way!

It is quite likely a mismatched kit put together by modern sellers, this happens quite often. You can take a look at dates on every individual part of the kit to check. If everything matches perfectly though, you might have something pretty unusual. It is worth mentioning that GP-5 filters were manufactured for a short period of time after the mask itself went out of production as far as I know, so a filter from 90' is realistic.

Never experienced mold developing on kirza to be honest, but I do recommend keeping them dry.

@ yeah i thought it was pretty odd myself, never seen that or even thought it possible. also they seem to have salt stains since i bought them, quite a few years ago now, nothing seems to remove it or keep it at bay. probably normal for 50 year old boots that were kept in a warehouse in ukraine.

@ couldve also been the leather lower that was the source of mold. it was really only a small amount on the synthetic material.

Yeah, mold on actual leather is more plausible. I suggest you dry them out thoroughly and then apply some good shoe wax. But only after they are COMPLETELY dry, otherwise you are sealing moisture. It's also a fun coincidence how the pair featured in the video is also from Ukraine, I picked them up for like 3 dollars in Kiev several years ago. They were in a completely wrecked state when I got them, but a good wash and some fine was did the thing, also had to clean and repair the insoles.

@@ProjectSparkPC sounds like a plan, ill definitely give that a try. i appreciate you taking the time! i actually just ordered a new pair, chrome dress boots this time, theyll be coming from Nizhyn :) & thats actually pretty impressive considering yours do look to be in very nice condition compared to my current ones. got me thinking whether i should learn to cobble or trust someone here in the states to refurbish mine when the stitching inevitably busts out hahah.

Check out the rest xD

Well, now you found it! We have other videos for you to check out for now, and be sure, there is more stuff like this on the way!

Само собой, и не только про него

Welcome aboard, comrade!