E3 Firearms Association Podcast

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In this podcast, Trish speaks with Kris "Tanto" on his journey through life, how his experiences taught him perseverance and determination through hard and trying times. Get advice from Tanto about facing change and taking the first step in life. He also gives us his full story, where he was born and raised. Why he decided to join the army and all the curve balls that life threw his way. Hear all the things that had to happen to land him in Benghazi as a military contractor, listen to his funny stories from filming 13 Hours, and how he views the movie.His immense bravery and strength are something to aspire to in day-to-day life."You won't get the momentum until you take that first step"Kris Paronto - “Tanto” as he is affectionately known in security contracting circles - is a former Army Ranger from 2nd Battalion 75th Ranger Regiment and private security contractor who has deployed throughout South America, Central America, the Middle East, and North Africa. He also worked with the US Government’s Global Response Staff conducting low profile security in high threat environments throughout the world.Kris was part of the CIA annex security team that responded to the terrorist attack on the US Special Mission in Benghazi, Libya, September 11th, 2012, helping to save over 20 lives while fighting off terrorists from the CIA Annex for over 13 hours. Kris’s story along with his brothers in arms from that night is told in the book 13 Hours, written by Mitchell Zuckoff.

Mentioned in this episode:50 real business ideas for RVers ebookRV Entrepreneur Podcast 200+ episodesRV Entrepreneur Facebook GroupWork From Anywhere 30 day CourseMyths of working on the roadTechno RV - partner of E3Traveling mailboxNexstand Laptop StandKrisp Audio - removes background audioMimo antennaSystemization of running a business: Traveling mailbox, mobile internet, AT&T unlimited plan through E3 (if available). Tech to make it easier. Krisp audio.Links mentioned in this episode:Heathandalyssa.com50 jobs ebook for Rvers: https://heath-alyssa.ck.page/61e70cd84e30 remote jobs: https://heath-alyssa.ck.page/8b410b260bStart your own mobile business ebook: https://heath-alyssa.ck.page/3b992e3061RV Entrepreneur Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/makemoneyrvingCourse: https://therventrepreneur.teachable.com/p/work-from-anywhereKrisp Audio: https://krisp.ai/RV Entrepreneur Podcast: https://heathandalyssa.com/rv-entrepreneur-podcast/

This Podcast, listen as Brian Johnson and Matt Caldwell, the Executive Director from Tread lightly chat about what Tread Lightly is, the stat of the economy and how it impacts outdoor recreation and how to take care of the beautiful public lands we love.  We always  talk about thow important it is to "Leave it better than you found it" As an E3 Member you have an opportunity to get 50% off Discount on a Tread Lightly Membershiphttps://treadlightly.org/

Listen in as Marc and with Justin Husman, Founder of The Phoenix Insurance company, provider of insurance for all your prized assets. He will share the secrets most RV insurance companies don't want you to know!

In this webinar, the following topics were covered:What the difference between a Class B or CAre there common Class C modificationsHow to properly level a motorized RVMike & Jen’s battery & Solar setupHow to pick the right motorized RV for youIs a tow vehicle really necessary?Common Class C maintenanceHow long is a typical drive day?

Listen in with Marc as he talks all thing batteries with Isa from Battle Born Batteries.  She is exceptionally knowledgeable in all things, whether it be solar, lead acid or lithium ion.  gain some tips and insight on how to properly maintain, assemble or purchase the right batteries for your rig.

Marc dives into a great interview with Todd Henson, a master instructor at National RV Training Academy. Todd is an expert on RV maintenance and inspection. Take a listen and get some outstanding maintenance advice and tips!

Questions are answered like: Concealed Reciprocity, Safe passage laws, layovers at airports, Law vs. Policy and much more. What do you do when traveling on airlines and you get a layover overnight? What to do when using safe passage laws and the State Trooper asks if yo have guns in the car? Get this an more answered. More about Scott: Scott Kappas was born and raised in the great gun-loving commonwealth of Kentucky. From an early age, Scott learned from his parents to appreciate the personal liberties that Americans enjoy more fully than any other people. But on a family vacation to the northeast, he found that not all rights were as well respected as others. The sign at the Massachusetts border stated “minimum 1 year in prison for violating any firearm law of this commonwealth.” Thinking that this applied only to felons possessing firearms, Scott and his family ignored the warning and continued onward. Upon returning home, he found that simply having a gun in the glove compartment without a Massachusett’s carry license would be enough to send him to prison for a year. He decided to research the issue and find out more. This was how the Traveler’s Guide to the Firearm Laws of the Fifty States was born. The book is currently in its 22nd edition with over 1,000,000 copies sold since the first edition was published in 1996. Owners of recreational vehicles make up one of the book’s largest readerships. But any gun owner who travels with a firearm will find the Traveler’s Guide’s insight extremely helpful. Aside from being favorably reviewed by a host of magazine editors, the book is sold at the NRA’s famous national firearms museum and used by the National Football League and National Basketball Association as reference material for their security directors and players. Along with being an attorney licensed to practice in the state and federal courts of Kentucky, Scott is a Class III firearms dealer. He sells machine guns, suppressors, and short barreled shotguns to qualified persons. He also enjoys shooting such weapons. His favorite is the German HK-33 which can be seen in the pictures to the left. He likes almost any full-auto firearm with a military history and also enjoys shooting semi-automatic replicas. Scott is active in politics as well as business. He enjoys speaking to gun owner groups about legal issues concerning firearms and also lectures to college students who are not always predisposed to pro-gun positions. Scott serves as a corporate sponsor of the Kentucky Coalition to Carry Concealed. He is also a life member of the National Rifle Association and believes that grass roots involvement in the fight to preserve the citizen’s right to bear arms is essential to maintaining this important freedom. Scott has appeared as a guest on statewide pubic affairs programs such as Kentucky Tonight and has also been interviewed about gun issues by the local Fox and ABC affiliate channels. Scott recently wrote an article for the Kentucky lawyer’s magazine “Bench & Bar” entitled “Dueling and Kentucky Firearms Jurisprudence (see p. 10 article link). The article provided a detailed examination of the history of firearms carry and its treatment by the courts in Kentucky. Scott has also written several feature articles for Handguns magazine. One, entitled “The Ten Worst Places to Travel with your Handgun,” was quoted by several media personalities as evidence that the states with the strictest handgun carry laws have the highest crime rates. Another, “Firearms Carry in National Parks”, examined the legality of gun carry in our national parks and advocated the implementation of the current National Park Service allowance for concealed carry by recognized permittees. A third article discussed the expiration of the Clinton assault weapon ban of 1994. All three articles were favorably received by the magazine’s readers and helped provide some much-needed answers to relevant legal question. Scott’s education inc

Topic: Empowering, Educating and Entertaining Gun Owners With Adam Painchaud Today's episode is a special interview with Adam Painchaud of E3 Firearms Association and formerly of Sig Sauer Academy. We discuss distance and online learning and how to balance it with in-person training. We dive into some of the amazing things E3 Firearms Association is doing and what benefits joining the association brings to its members. We think it's well worth it, and Adam has a lot to offer as an experienced instructor and leader. for more from concealed carry: www.Concealedcarry.com

Christy Painchaud is retired military and special agent. She is also a firearms instructor. In this E3 Firearms Special Interview she addresses some of the differences for women who carry versus men, and what’s not different at all. Host Brian Johnson and Christy discuss topics from advice for beginners, to concealing your firearm, to considerations for parents who are committed to everyday carry, with young children in the home. Christy gets candid and personal about what led her to choose a firearms lifestyle, and why it is so important to her in terms of empowerment as a women.

In this interview with Adam we get specific about holsters, situational awareness, and much more. Master Firearms Instructor

Part 1: Adam Painchaud is one of the most highly-regarded, small unit tactics and advanced firearms skills instructors in America and the world. He is Army Ranger and Airborne qualified, being a senior non-commissioned officer with over 22 years of experience in both active duty and reserve time. He has completed federal investigations, as well as protective services missions worldwide, including missions for the war against terrorism. Painchaud and team have developed a new generation training experience, the elite destination for everyone from life-long firearms enthusiasts, law enforcement and military, to the average person who wants to take their firearms proficiency, safety, education and enjoyment many levels higher.

Join Adam Painchaud as he interviews Kris "Tanto" Paronto and talks about his experience as he was left in Benghazi Lybia stranded with his team to fight off combatants. And how this experience has molded his attitude and mindset at home and in family life. He also talks about the guns he carries like the Glock 19, Sig Sauer P320 and others. To get more interviews visit: www.E3FirearmsAssociation.com