I dont think CBRN preparedness exists for the solo man, effective decontamination just requires too many hands, as well as airlocking that isn't really practical alone.

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I was a CBRNE/WMD investigator in my LE days and have some basic PPE…mask and filters, Tyvek, boots, outer gloves, chem tape, screening and decon papers, Atropine injectors and Iodine (in my car). Of cournse it depends on what you’re dealing with, many agents like Anthrax, Ricin, etc. aren’t as easy to be exposed to as you’d think.

What's the go to cbrn filter you can get right now that's new?
What's the best gost to 40mm adapter?
Is there no way to get new gost filters nowadays?

>>65209449
My house is pretty airtight for energy efficiency reasons and I've got some plastic painter's drop sheets with my shtf gear that I can duct tape up in the hall to make an improvised airlock. It won't protect me from VX dropped on my door step but I'm pretty confident against most everything else.

>>65209449
>Gas mask fetishists have debased any public interest on civil defense
You gotta use that to your advantage anon. Get a gimp to run your arends in case of a bio weapons attack. Its fully enclosing latex suit will protect it when it fetches you food.

>>65209449
From a true CBRN perspective, if the issue comes up you are legitimately already fucked. Proper chemical weapons will either get through anything you can lay hands on, or will fuck you once you need to take the suit off unless you can get somebody to properly decontaminate you first. A gas mask on its own isn't going to do shit.

Now what a gas mask CAN do is smaller tasks like filtering smoke from wildfires, tear gas or smell from cleaning up decomp. Maybe some of the larger fallout particles from a nuke strike happening somewhere else, but even that's an unlikely scenario. Those smaller jobs don't require the same level of protection that proper CBRN equipment does so almost any half decent mask/filter can handle it. The odds that some rioting hood rats manage to get their mitts on sarin are not very likely, and you probably won't have the knowledge/time/opportunity to get unto a full protective suit in the extremely unlikely situation that it does. Those suits are more for somebody going into a contaminated space like that to clean it up after it gets fucked, which you probably aren't going to want to do unless that's your job in which case you wouldn't be sourcing it yourself.
>>65209969
Yeah but the food will be contaminated which defeats the point.

Basically if something that big happens sit tight, seal everything up the best you can and hope you are far enough away from the epicenter to survive long enough to be rescued.
The only other scenario I can think of is some gas/chemical release from an industrial accident where you have to evacuate and a gas mask might be better than nothing but it really depends what is being released and if you are down wind from it.

>>65212664
>Yeah but the food will be contaminated which defeats the point

True. Perhaps it would just be a gimp-based courier service.

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>>65209449
On a personal level the best you can do is set up air scrubbers in every room of your house.

>>65209449
I'm starting to sweat just looking at that pic.

>>65209449
>Who is the least mission critical individual in your potential minuteman squad?
lol

Regardless just buy CBRN gear and have fun.

>>65209969
This anon fucks

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>>65214174
You do have an IR Spectrometer, don’t you?