Videos tagged with Gas Masks

This expert overview from SHOT Show 2026 details MIRA SAFETY's latest CBRN protection gear. It covers a child-sized MOPP suit, multiple gas mask models (CM-6M, CM-7M, CM-8M, C21) with advanced features like panoramic views and communication ports, the long-shelf-life NBC-77 SOF filter, the compact TAPR half-face mask, and Decon Dust for immediate threat neutralization. The presentation highlights professional-grade protection for civilian and military applications.

This video presents a holiday gift guide for men, curated by Marine X, focusing on items ranging from $100 to $200. The guide covers a variety of gear including AR-15 accessories like the Radian Raptor-SD, EDC knives such as the Hogue Deka and Benchmade Bugout, tactical flashlights from Coast, Nitecore, and Fenix, durable watches from Vaer, and survival essentials like the Grayl Geopress Ti water filter and MIRA CM-8M gas mask. The presenter, with a background as a Marine, offers detailed insights based on personal experience and long-term use of the products.

This live Q&A session with Marine X covers a wide range of everyday carry (EDC) items and preparedness topics. The discussion includes favorite fixed blade knives, most-used EDC items (watches), the importance of gas masks, and preferences for home defense firearms. The host also shares insights on Shot Show experiences, new knife releases from YouTubers, and reviews of various gear like bags, flashlights, and holsters.

This video discusses the potential health risks of lead exposure, specifically mentioning its link to erectile dysfunction (ED). It then pivots to current events, referencing South Korea lifting martial law and posing a question about US preparedness for similar scenarios. The description promotes Mira Safety gas masks as a relevant piece of gear for such situations.

This video highlights Amazon Black Friday deals on tactical gear, focusing on optics from Zy, weapon lights and IR aiming modules from Olight, respirators from Parcel Safety, and accessories from Magpul and Effing Grow. The presenter, from 704 Tactical, emphasizes exclusive viewer discounts and provides price comparisons for various items, encouraging viewers to check links in the description for further details and purchases.

This video advises on strategic preparedness purchasing, highlighting current buying opportunities due to market softening and increased household debt. The speaker suggests stocking up on items like ammunition, respirators, and optics while avoiding currently inflated prices for precious metals. It emphasizes smart financial planning and taking advantage of sales before potential future shortages or price increases.

This video, titled 'Why Do Police use THESE?! feat. Parcil’s Gas Masks *interesting*', appears to be a discussion about equipment used by law enforcement, potentially focusing on tactical gear like gas masks and their relevance in policing. The presence of '#gun', '#civtac', and '#tactical' suggests an intersection with firearms and tactical civilian applications, possibly exploring why certain gear is adopted and its practical uses. The content might delve into the rationale behind police equipment choices and how they relate to tactical scenarios and civilian preparedness.

This video discusses the potential for domestic shortages of ammunition, body armor, and gas masks in the US, drawing parallels to Israel's current situation. The speaker highlights how international aid commitments can strain domestic supplies, referencing Israel's donation of gear to Ukraine and subsequent need for significant resupply. The potential impact of the Defense Authorization Act on prioritizing government production is also explored, suggesting a need for individual preparedness.

This video presents a humorous and satirical take on tactical room clearing, showcasing a "high-speed" team preparing for a breach while an individual nonchalantly exits the room. It highlights tactical gear and firearm handling in a comedic, yet instructive, context. The content is presented by established tactical creators Polenar Tactical.

This YouTube video, titled "Spiritual Attacks Are REAL & Happening NOW! Here Is How I KNOW!," discusses perceived attacks from fallen angels. While the title and description focus on spiritual warfare, the video description includes several product links related to survival and personal protection, including Mira Pet Protection, Mira Gas Masks, Jase Emergency Antibiotics, and ReadyWise Emergency Food Supply. It also promotes a link to Smart Carry Holsters and mentions "God Family and Guns" merchandise and their Patreon, suggesting a potential overlap in audience or content between spiritual themes and preparedness/self-defense.

This video demonstrates a dynamic entry technique utilizing a ballistic shield for mobile cover and a suppressed AR-15 for target engagement. The Polenar Tactical Team showcases coordinated movement, effective use of smoke for concealment, and precise shield-assisted breaching. Instruction emphasizes professional execution and high-threat scenario preparedness.

This video features a discussion among preparedness group members, specifically the Garrison Readiness Group, about standardizing their SHTF (S--- Hits The Fan) gear and loadouts. The core idea is to ensure compatibility and efficiency within the group for logistical purposes during survival scenarios. The discussion highlights the value of game theory exercises and mutual assistance planning. The description also includes affiliate links for Premier Body Armor (plate carriers, rifle plates), MIRA Safety (gas masks, CBRN protection, rifle plates), and Gatorz (ballistic eye protection).