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It's not SSO Sumrak, it's a KZS)

@ProjectSparkPC , oh, sorry. Anyway, this camo pattern is cool as hell. Thanks for correcting me

The camo pattern is called beryozka

@@ProjectSparkPC, yeah, I know. There are two types, as I could spot: the one with white stains and the other with yellow stains

That's right

Yes, the point of oversaturation is exactly that. No matter where the big pizdets catches you, there are probably several masks in your proximity and you still have a higher chance of survival. Every gasmask was supplied with a single filter, not more, not less. A crate has 40 masks, 40 filters, 40 bags, and 40 antifog kits. As far as I know, GP-5 filters could have been supplied separately, but that was pretty uncommon. It was presumed that filters were not to be changed, you used your gasmask with the filter to get to a safer area and then you disposed of it entirely. At least that was the plan.

@@ProjectSparkPC Ah, ok then. So GP-5 would be used more like how FFP-3 masks are used. If that was the plan, it would make sense if there weren't spare filters. But the plan kinda falls apart when you are required to use the mask longer and the filter gets clogged/damaged. Then again you do have more masks in storage. And maybe for those that needed a mask more than a regular citizen, there would be possible supply shipments of spare filters (and spare masks) from civil defence or military chemical protection supply depots? Discarding the whole mask sounds so wasteful, as you could just change the filter. Thats what they teach in the Finnish army. Discard the filter at the decontamination station, wash the mask and issue a new filter. I dunno, am I overthinking the logistics and supply side of an old Soviet gas mask?

The GP-5 was primarily a simple civilian mask to GTFO of the contamination zone, that's it. People who needed to wear the mask for longer periods of time as you said and potentially carry out some tasks in it are the civil defense personnel. And they had access to much more stuff such as CBRN suits, isolating gasmasks like the IP-4, they were prioritized to get better filtering gasmasks, such as the GP-5M when that just appeared and so on. They would also of course have access to spare filters if needed, be it from cannibalizing unused surplus gas masks, which there was always more than people needing them or from actual factory crates with spares. And military gas masks are a whole different story, they never got mixed in with supplies meant for civil defense purposes. Different models, different logistics and different accepting agencies.

Well, just like many older firearms it takes more oil and grease, even for storage. The holster should be thinly greased inside as well. And I hear that modern 7.62x25 ammo is trash in terms of corrosion, so extra steps should be taken to clean it. But it's just what I heard, I am not very knowledgeable on firearms.

@@ProjectSparkPC my ammo is from Czechoslovakia from 1956~ i think. it is original ammo for PPSH machine gun i think. it is surplus from a military wooden crate. now i keep the pistol alone in a box it there is nothing to keep moisture around it. i also use motor oil to protect it. Thank you for your videos! i wish there were hundreds of them to watch! maybe a new video idea: survival kits? like for planes and such? water purification or cookers?

Well, I am planning to do a modern RUSFOR sustainment gear video and perhaps something similar but with old school Soviet gear after that. Glad you enjoy our content!

This is pretty much a FAQ by this point. We have a full video on the topic, you can check it out.

Bleach is not a good idea at all. The face piece should we washed under warm water with a little bit of regular soap and then dried well. After washing you need to apply talc or talc based baby powder to preserve the rubber, as the water will remove talc applied from factory. The filter you can only wipe with wet cloth while it is sealed. And as per the bag, you can wash it in a washing machine with other clothing on regular (delicate-ish) settings.

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That is an episode from a Soviet and early Russian kids TV series called "Yeralash"

No, there is no GP-6 for some reason. There are GP models 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10 and 21 if I didn't miss anything.

Nice

I suggest eBay

EBay and local surplus, among other options.

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@@ProjectSparkPC Thank you!

Kino is based

We are planning some sustainment gear videos in the near future, both modern and historical. The Soviet duffle bag will most likely be a part of that.

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Thanks! Glad you enjoy our stuff!

Soon, comrade, soon!

What a good day it is when you get a nice comment on your video within 12 minutes of it being up xD I heard about regular GP-5 kits coming with black ShMP masks, but apparently that is a very rare exception. Something like grey rubber GP-4s. As per GP-5Ms, black ShM-66MU masks are the standard. As per the discord question, yes, it will become public as soon as we hit 5000 subscribers. I imagine it will happen pretty soon if this video does as well as the previous GP-5 video.