#milsurp

[plasticscollection]

gas mask graphics

[pattern-recognition]

spotted the dude from Kneecap wearing Bulgarian People’s Army 1968 Zhabezhka kozha (frogskin) camo. bespoke choice mr DJ Próvai

[handler-june]

Girl who's going to a rave

[funstealer]

broisquin Scarf: VidaKnitWorks Shirt: Momoni Cardigan: Julius_7 Overshirt: Andrea Ya'Aqov Bag: Devoa Coat: Uma Wang Gloves: French Milsurp Pants: Max Mara Belt: vintage military strap Shoes: Enel

[andrewberg]

USMC Shooting Jacket

[pyrousred]

THE LATEST ADDITION TO MY COLLECTION...

...the M40 gas mask! I bid sniped this one off of shopgoodwill, hell of a find for a hell of a price.

For those who don't know, this mask was the US gas mask from the 80s until it was replaced by the M50 in the early 00s.

One unique feature, which you can see in the first image below, is its 'second skin.' Long story short, the base material of the facepiece (green) is made of silicone rubber - which is good at a lot of things, but not so good at resisting blister agents. So to keep the mask from being damaged by certain chemicals the wearer may encounter, a butyl rubber second skin (black) is fixed over the mask.

I intend to remove the second skin at some point, as well as take off the lens outserts and reconfigure which side the filter connects to. I'll probably change it all back to normal afterwards, I just want the experience.

[the-mad-duo]

Beretta 1934: First Hit by the World's Oldest Gunmaker

Many companies live and die by the quarter, but it’s only a select few that stand the test of time. Italian gunmaker Beretta is one of those few (and by a pretty damn good margin). At 500 years old (yup, five centuries), Beretta is the world’s oldest gunmaker. But its first firearm to achieve true international acclaim is a relatively recent one (though that’s partly because Beretta was primarily…

Beretta 1934: First Hit by the World's Oldest Gunmaker

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