#Msa gas mask filters 459317 full#
#Msa gas mask filters 459317 plus#

#Msa gas mask filters 459317 plus#

Multigas plus P100 protects against most common hazards, if you go up to a CBRN rated multigas cartridge you'd get a longer protection time, at the expense of more breathing restriction. Organic vapor plus P100 combination cartridge will protect against riot control agents. Just want something effective that won't break the bankThen disabuse yourself of the term 'gas mask'.

#Msa gas mask filters 459317 full#

Civilian full face respirators are fine for CS/CN/OC.Tried searching for the p100 outserts but came up empty. You will want full eye protection if it's thick however. What does the outsert do?They're just sacrificial lenses which protect the irreplaceable primary lenses from scratches and other damage. They're just sacrificial lenses which protect the irreplaceable primary lenses from scratches and other damage.

Civilian full face respirators are fine for CS/CN/OC. Yes the hardware store masks (the ones which actually seal) with any decent filter will handle it easily. That's why the military issued a 'Second Skin' made of butyl rubber to cover the facepiece, as an afterthought/upgrade. The MCU-2/P and M40/M42 series used silicone facepieces, which are susceptible to corrosion by blister agents or compounds containing hydrogen nitride. The MSA Millennium is the same mask but with a facepiece made of (superior) hycar rubber. They're all pretty old (although there's a year of manufacture on each mask, different generations too) so yellowing of the polyurethane lens is common as they age. Looks like they're still around for about $80. The MCU-2/P used to be the go-to for mil surplus masks on eBay. They're also available tinted (for bright sunlight and/or to look like an Umbrella Corporation employee.) View QuoteThey're just sacrificial lenses which protect the irreplaceable primary lenses from scratches and other damage.