CBRN Gear For SHTF | First Big Prep Haul Of The Year Is Actual PPE

Published on February 12, 2021
Duration: 28:39

This video provides a comprehensive guide to assembling a CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) SHTF (Shit Hits The Fan) Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) kit. The presenter, Magic Prepper, emphasizes the importance of investing in quality gear for survival scenarios, detailing specific recommendations for gas masks, filters, hazmat suits, and gloves. He highlights the need for butyl rubber components for maximum protection against chemical agents and stresses proper fit and maintenance, particularly shaving for gas mask seals.

Quick Summary

Building a CBRN SHTF PPE kit requires investing in quality gear like butyl rubber gas masks (Mira Safety CM6M, SGE 400 3 BB) and filters (Mira Safety NBC-77 SOF) with long shelf lives. A Dupont Tychem CPF3 hazmat suit and North butyl gloves offer protection against chemical and biological agents. Crucially, a proper seal on gas masks necessitates shaving facial hair.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to CBRN PPE Haul
  2. 01:01What is CBRN and Why Prepare?
  3. 04:01Choosing the Right Gas Mask
  4. 07:13SGE 400 3 BB Gas Mask Details
  5. 11:11Importance of CBRN Filters
  6. 15:41Selecting a Hazmat Suit
  7. 19:48Essential CBRN Gloves
  8. 22:18Carrying Your Gas Mask: Drop Leg Pouches
  9. 24:36Gas Mask Fit: The Importance of Shaving
  10. 26:30Key Takeaways: Butyl Rubber and Quality Gear
  11. 27:11Peace of Mind with Quality PPE

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the essential components of a CBRN SHTF PPE kit?

A comprehensive CBRN SHTF PPE kit should include a high-quality gas mask made of butyl rubber, compatible NBC filters with a long shelf life, a chemical-resistant hazmat suit, and butyl rubber gloves. Carrying solutions like drop leg pouches are also recommended for accessibility.

Why is butyl rubber important for CBRN protection?

Butyl rubber is crucial for CBRN protection because it is highly impermeable, offering superior resistance to chemical warfare agents like sarin and mustard gas, as well as biological threats and other hazardous substances. It ensures a better seal on gas masks and gloves.

What is the recommended shelf life for CBRN filters and masks?

For long-term preparedness, it is recommended to choose CBRN filters and gas masks with extended shelf lives, such as 20 years. This ensures the gear remains effective and reliable for many years, reducing the need for frequent replacements.

Can you wear a gas mask with facial hair?

No, facial hair, such as beards or mustaches, will prevent a proper seal for a gas mask, compromising its effectiveness. For adequate protection against nerve gas and other airborne threats, it is necessary to shave facial hair to achieve a tight seal.

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