Videos tagged with Kris Paronto

This entry details the extensive experience of Kris Paronto, a former Army Ranger and GRS Operative, focusing on his involvement in the Benghazi attack and his subsequent ventures. It highlights his expertise in tactical operations and firearms, as evidenced by his involvement with Battleline Tactical and the E3 Firearms Association. The content draws from his military background and professional activities, offering insights into his operational experience and current projects.

This guide details tactical responses to a coordinated assault, drawing from the experiences of Kris 'Tanto' Paronto during the Benghazi attacks. It emphasizes pre-attack assessments, rapid deployment, effective engagement strategies, and the critical role of training and mindset under extreme duress. The advice is delivered with the authority of a former 75th Ranger Regiment member and CIA GRS contractor directly involved in the events.

This video documents the second day of the Fort Scott Munitions Copper Ticket Event. It features training sessions led by Kris Paronto and his team from Battline Tactical. The description promotes engagement by encouraging likes, comments, and shares, and directs viewers to the hosts' Instagram pages and the GunsOutTV website for merchandise and more information. Discount codes for various firearm-related products and services, including ammunition, holsters, network subscriptions, tactical gear, and coffee, are also provided. The video highlights support for Gun Owners of America's advocacy for Second Amendment rights.

Kris "Tanto" Paronto, known for his role in the "Lone Survivor" incident, discusses his mobile tactical training classes with Tom Gresham on Gun Talk LIVE. The interview, filmed at SHOT '19, also touches upon the new docu-series "War Heroes". Tanto shares information on how individuals can find out more about his training programs and the docu-series through provided website links. This segment highlights practical training and a related media project.

Kris "Tanto" Paronto criticizes Sheriff Israel's understanding of law enforcement's duty, emphasizing the need for officers to "go towards the gunfire" and be willing to sacrifice their lives. Paronto contrasts this with what he perceives as a "me, me, me" mentality associated with "liberals," arguing that they fail to grasp the concept of selfless service. The core message is about the fundamental expectation of courage and selflessness from law enforcement officers.

This YouTube video features Kris "Tanto" Paronto criticizing Sheriff Israel, labeling him a "coward" for not taking responsibility. Paronto expresses strong personal offense and anger towards the Sheriff's actions, emphasizing his perceived lack of leadership and cowardice. The description directly quotes Paronto's blunt assessment, highlighting his frustration with the Sheriff's accountability.

Kris 'Tanto' Paronto, a notable figure in tactical training, is featured at SHOT Show 2018. He introduces new products from Maxim Defense and discusses his own venture, Battleline Tactical. The video also touches upon the 14th Hour Foundation, indicating a broader scope beyond just firearms.

This episode of CN Live features Kris "Tanto" Paronto, a Benghazi hero, discussing his experiences. He claims the movie "13 Hours" should have been titled "30 Minutes," implying the actual engagement was much shorter than depicted. The video promotes Paronto's book and a Pew / Pew Life hat. It also includes links to follow the host, Colion Noir, on social media platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and directs viewers to the full interview on NRATV.

This YouTube video features Benghazi survivor Kris "Tanto" Paronto discussing the accuracy of the film "13 Hours." Paronto, a firearms enthusiast, will likely share insights on the tactical aspects and weapon systems depicted in the movie, comparing them to his real-life experiences. The discussion is part of the "CN Live" series on NRATV, suggesting a focus on Second Amendment rights and the practical application of firearms.

This video features Kris "Tanto" Paronto, a survivor of the Benghazi attack, discussing lessons learned with Colion. The conversation likely touches upon personal experiences and potentially the equipment involved in such critical events. The video is part of the "CN Live" series airing on NRATV.com.

This video features Benghazi survivor Kris "Tanto" Paronto discussing his new book, "The Ranger Way." The content likely explores themes related to his experiences, potentially including military service, survival, and firearm use, as indicated by the mention of "Ranger Way" and Paronto's background. The video is part of NRATV's "CN Live" series, which airs on weekdays.

This video features Kris "Tanto" Paronto, a Benghazi survivor, in a live discussion with Colion. They delve into Paronto's history and his personal accounts of the 2012 Benghazi attack in Libya. The program "CN Live" airs new episodes on NRATV.com from Monday to Thursday at 4 pm CST. While not a direct firearms review or demonstration, the context of a military survivor discussing events in a region often associated with firearms and conflict gives it relevance.