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3-Day National Parks Camping Tour: Zion, Bryce Canyon, Monument Valley and Grand Canyon from Las Vegas
I really enjoyed this tour! You visit some fantastic locations in a small group we had about 10 people. I chose camping, which was fine. The tents are high quality and we were supplied 2 sleeping bags each it gets cold at night. The food included was fairly basic, just sandwiches, fruit and packets of crisps for lunch and cereals for breakfast, though the Navajo food truck in Monument Valley was fairly good. Charge your camera batteries beforehand as there are limited options for charging devices while camping. Our tour guide Mike was terrific and willing to help whenever he could, even providing a charging strip in the minivan at one point. There were also local guides around some of the sites i.e. Navajo guides through Monument Valley and Antelope Canyon. All the places we visited were great and the tour was reasonably well timed - not to short or too long a time in any one place. If you are just thinking of visiting the Grand Canyon, do this instead. All the locations were amazing - it would be such a loss to go to Vegas or the Grand Canyon and miss the rest!
it's so amazing that we could enjoy such national parks in only 3-Days!
The tour guide provided us the essence of the parks and so on according to their professional experiences and knowledge.
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It was a once in a lifetime tour for us. Tour was fantastic in all the aspects including organization, choice of accommodation and places of interest. Our guide Jennie was very knowledgeable and had all the qualities of a tour leader. Fully worth for what we spent.
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Wonderful tour! We saw an enourmous amount in three days, but didn't feel rushed. The scenary is extraordinary. Tour guide Mike was brilliant and was great with our teenage boys. Highly recommended and well worth getting out of Vegas for a few days!
Absolutely fabulous trip. I thought Zion was amazing, then Bryce was even better, but I think Antelope Canyon was my favourite. The camping spot at Monument Valley was spectacular and it was great walking into the Grand Canyon. Marie was a wonderful informative organised guide. Highly recommended trip!!!
At first, probably this is my first time writing a review.
I really wanted to go to national park for few years but I dont drive so finally ended it up to join this tour. I wasnt expect so much because its only 2nights and 3days and I thought its bit short and pricy but I dont have a much choice so just joined it. And OMG.. I would say, this tour change my whole life experience! It was just most amazing scenery every single time! Our guide Marie was super chill and knowledgable and of course professional!! She managed our time line perfect also tried to help each persons preference. Tent equipment were really easy to set up and the camping stop was nice too. Ive been backpacking long time but it was most amazing one. I highly recommend to everyone. Its good price and really worthy to try. You wont miss anything. Thanks so much for this awesome journey. Never forgettable!
This trip was an awesome experience and a great glimpse into several amazing NPs out west. My favorite part was our campsite being the only ones overlooking Monument Valley The Mittens and waking up on 4th of July morning to an epic sunrise from the doorway of my tent over the Mittens! Antelope Canyon is an optional portion of this trip but well worth the extra 20 USD or so. Google Antelope Canyon and you will know what i mean!
This trip is great for all ages... on our trip it was mainly young adults but we also had a family of four with us too. We all started as individuals...but by the end of the trip everyone was taking group photos together! I personally went on this trip by myself and think this is a great opportunity for all those who really are wanderlust but not sure what NPs are calling them. Now that I know my favorite spots... I can't wait to plan out a long trip to Monument Valley and Bryce. I liked the Grand Canyon too but the crowd on a holiday weekend is a bit overwhelming.
We also had an awesome tour guide named Vern. He was super knowledgeable in each stop's history, fun and adventurous, and overall a great guide!
Fantastic, extremely helpful guide. Lots to see and lots of fun. This was a great tour in a spectacular area of the U.S.
Excellent tour and guide!
This tour was absolutely incredible! Our guide Marie was beyond amazing and very knowledgeable. Unfortunately, our group was chased by rain and storms throughout the trip which slightly affected the camping on one night, but Bindlestiff and Marie did everything they could to find an alternative. The small group was great as it felt more like friends going on a short roadtrip. This tour is very fast paced so if you're looking for something a little slower, this might not be for you. But in saying that, these three days were the highlight of my four week trip. Make sure you get up early to watch the sunrise in Monument Valley because I've never seen anything so incredible. And be sure to do the optional tour of Antelope Canyon!
Awesome views and scenery
Exceeded my expectations in every way. super great tour guide. New comfortable van. Good camping equipment. Everyday was jam packet with one breathtaking view after another. Highly recommend.
I am very happy that I took this trip! It was really a lifetime experience! the Tour Leader VERN was very fun and knowledgeable person who made the whole trip more memorable! Thank You Viator for this trip
Guides were great! Took my 80 year old mother in law, and we had a tremendous experience! Can't beat that!
Great tour rep was fantastic. Very helpful and knowledgeable. Great crowd. Great hotels and would do it all again
A wonderful experience and recommended without hesitation. Our very friendly and humorous Tour Leader JD from Bindlestiff Tours was very professional; his knowledge of the areas visited made it much more interesting. Our group had various nationalities and ages from 20- 60s+ which was a good mix.
The vehicles are not spacious and could be challenging if less mobile or unable to sit for long periods. It was a lot of miles to cover in the three days of the tour but breaks were frequent. Be prepared to change seats in the bus each day so everyone can have a chance to talk with others in the group while travelling and to take turns in the more comfy or window seats.
You are on a camping tour so don't be afraid to share in some of the meal preparation to help make it a more enjoyable holiday. As the token Aussie, I was nominated to help do the dinner BBQ in the campground which I enjoyed.
As a couple of very fit nearly 60 yr olds we still found the full Bryce Canyon loop hike a challenge so the full loop (about 45mins- 1 hr) is not for the faint hearted given the time constraints . But if you can do it, it is a magical hike.
Take the Antelope Canyon optional tour; you will not be disappointed! You need good mobility for the steep ladders and sometimes very narrow pathways and it is largely underground.
Watch the sunrise over Monument Valley; simply stunning.
If you can, take a helicopter tour over the Grand Canyon. It is an amazing site from the ground but from above it takes on a mind numbing perspective; unparalled beauty.
We travelled mid-October and while very warm in Las Vegas, evening and night time temperatures on the tour meant warm clothing was a necessity.
As others have said in their reviews, it is fast paced but gives you a once in a lifetime experience to see all of these attractions in a short amount of time; or a great taster to come back again and do it at a more leisurely pace. 10/10.
We loved every minute of the tour. Of course, the downside to it was we didn't have the time to enjoy everything in depth. But, there were so many upsides that we thought the tour was worth every penny spent. Thanks to our most knowledgeable driver/guide/cook, she made the three days the best three days ever. We loved Antelope Canyon. The sunrise at Monument Valley was breathtaking. The optional stop in Seligman on Route 66 wrapped up the 3 days in the best possible way.
I never dreamed that a 3-day tour such as this could have been SO wonderful! It all started out and ended with the most pleasant, enjoyable, intelligent, warm-hearted, professional and knowledgeable tour guide (JD) who made every minute of each aspect of the three days a treat, and provided a sense of awe and wonderment for all of our National Park(s) moments. The organizational aspect of the vacation was second to none. It was wonderful meeting and getting to know eleven other 'tour-buddies' from all over the globe, each sharing their histories and personalities. I'll return to Viator and especially the tour operators from Las Vegas again, but for an extended visit in the near future! As a photographer and vacationer, I highly recommend Viator to any and all those who want to experience a jaw-dropping landscape adventure such as this in a short period of time. Rest assured, I and all my other travel mates were confidently handled with total professionalism and integrity by Viator's and the tour operator's staff , and the itineraries provided a packed 3-day agenda of visual and historic wonders. It's too bad it had to end!
This trip was absolutely perfect across all dimensions.
Great itinerary:
The trip was just packed with great sights and landscapes (ideal if you have limited time). Although we covered around 2,000 km by car (we were told that usually the route is shorter but we needed to take a long detour on the first day as part of the highway on the original route was washed away by the flood), the trip did not feel as predominantly sitting in a vehicle. Stops were frequent and well spaced (longest interval was probably ~2h) and time at national parks sufficient to be completely awed (although you could easily spend many days in almost every single location we visited) and not to be rushed. Bryce was my personal #1 (despite the fact that I was not aware of its existence before the trip) followed by Antelope Canyon (this one is outside original itinerary and paid extra - you can skip it but it is extremely worth visiting). Monument Valley felt surreal and familiar (after watching it in multiple movies, my brain was apparently surprised to see it in real life). Grand Canyon is too big to be grasped in a single look. Visit at Zion is a nice stroll. Horseshoe Bend is so big that wide-angle camera would be probably very useful. A small town on the historic Route 66 was largely sleepy. Many areas that we crossed when sitting in a car looked like taken straight from a western movie.
Great narrative:
Our guide was extremely knowledgeable about all places we visited and passed by. He presented a coherent picture of this vast area outlining geology, wildlife, history and culture of the region. He was also clearly emotionally attached to the area bringing stories about his personal experience related to places we visited. Listening to his stories was probably one of the key reasons why the route seemed much shorter than it actually was.
Great crisis management:
We got a flat tire on the way that was fixed very fast and with serious consideration of safety. Very professional.
Our main reason for going to Las Vegas was visiting Monument Valley and the Grand Canyon and we were NOT disappointed on this tour at all. I MUST give praise to our tour guide Vern who is one of the most knowledgeable, funny and nicest people you could possibly want to meet and made the tour even more memorable. During the summer months you start with Zion National Park and I was completely blown away by it!!! Didnt now what to expect with Zion, but outside of Monument Valley it was the highlight of the tour. From here you head to Bryce and the drive there was just stunning with different towns and scenery you drive through. Bryce itself was good but would only need one visit. From there it was to Lake Powell which has kind of been ruined by a coal burning energy facility there. There are three funnels sticking out like an eye sore in this beautiful place, although the company involved has been ordered to remove two of them apparently. From here you have two options, either Antelope Canyon or Horse Shoe Bend. Antelope Canyon has an extra charge and if I could go back and do the tour again, I would have chosen Horse Shoe Bend. Bit of advice as well with Antelope Canyon, if you are elderly or have health problems, DO NOT do this part of the tour as there is some steep climbs up and down ladders also some VERY tight walkways. From here it was on to Monument Valley and this for me was the highlight of the tour and was just incredible!!! Whether you go for the hotel or camping options you should still get to take plenty of photos of the sunset and sunrise. From here it was on to the Grand Canyon and again it is well worth the visit. A few nice surprises thrown in as well along the way on the tour and its well worth the money. Bit of advice, if you are particular with your food (Vegetarian/Vegan), take your own (including frozen) as a cooler is kept in the back of the storage trailer. Superb tour though and VERY recommended.
Excellent tour with great guide and filled with "must- see" canyons! My favorites: Bryce and Antilope Canyons!
Out tour was wonderful. We traveled with a nice group of people and enjoyed good conversation. The sites were spectacular, Zion was nice, would have liked more time at Bryce Canyon. I would have liked to campout but site lacked description of camp. I would highly recommend the camping at Monument Valley. Sunrise was beautiful. Antelope Canyon was my favorite including a helicopter tour of the Grand Canyon. I would recommend traveling with the small groups of Bittlestick instead of any bus tour. Things were more personal and everyone looked out for one another.
Experience of a lifetime, made more special by a fantastic tour guide, JD Boyles, and a great group of your mates.
I put 20 outta 10 to this adventure! The trip was awesome! Our leader Chris is an amazing guy, best I ever met for over 20 yeasr of travelling world-wide. Grand, Bryce, and of course Antilope canyon - you aint been to States till you got da taste of these crazy views. Envy to the ones planning the trip - and as for myself - I'll come back without a doubt! Again - Chris from the tour company really made our trip!
We had a wonderful time. The 3 day tour was fast paced but yet had plenty of time to see each destination. We finished off the tour with a helicopter ride over the Grand Canyon, the best way to appreciate it's beauty!
Our guide Verne was always on hand to help and answer questions, very friendly, professional and highly knowledgeable!


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Valcour was waiting. A negro who had come to the store for rations told me that he was down below around the bend and wanted to see me. It never would have entered my mind to put myself the least bit out of the way for the sake of a rendez-vous with Valcour; he might have waited till the crack of doom. But it was the hour for my afternoon walk and I did not mind stopping on the way, to see what the vagabond wanted with me.
The weather was a little warm for April, and of course it had been raining. But with the shabby skirt which I wore and the clumsy old boots, the wet and the mud distressed me not at all; beside, I walked along the grassy edge of the road. The river was low and sluggish between its steep embankments that were like slimy pit-falls. Valcour was sitting on the fallen trunk of a tree near the water, waiting.
I saw at a glance that he was sober; though his whole appearance gave evidence of his having been drunk at no very remote period. His clothes, his battered hat, his skin, his straggling beard which he never shaved, were all of one color -- the color of clay. He made but the faintest offer to rise at my approach; and I saved him the complete effort by seating myself at once beside him on the log. I was glad that he showed no disposition to shake hands, for his hands were far from clean; and moreover he might have discovered the dollar bill which I had slipped into my glove in case of emergencies. He greeted me with his usual:
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There exists a tradition outside the family that Valcour is a relation of ours. I am the only one, somehow, who does not strenuously deny the charge.
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I stayed 2 nights, eating in the restaurant both nights.
The room was very nice, spacious with desk, 2 armchairs, en suiite bathroom. The service from the owner and all the staff was impeccable - very professional and polite. The quality of food and wine in the restaurant was exceptional and very good value for money. The lounge bar was well-stocked (I counted about 20 different whiskies available). I'd particularly recommend this hotel to those over 40 wanting to stay in a traditional thatched Devon cottage property and eat a hearty 3 or 4 course meal with fine wines.
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My Lo had her dr's appointment at 9 weeks and was 13lbs 1oz and 24 in long. I have a friend who has a 17 month old and at 15 months she weighed 18 lbs and she couldn't believe how big my LO was. Is 13 lbs big for 9 weeks? I don't think she looks big.
How much does your LO weigh?
Me (28) Married May 24, 2008 to DH (32)then had DD May 14, 2009! DS was born October 31 2011!
Eh We just had the 2 month appoint and my chunk a monk was 15lbs 8oz. He is just under a lb shy of double his birthweight. Mine is breastfed so I have no worries and if your doctor didn't say anything than I wouldn't worry about it.
At our 8 wk appt he was 11 lbs and 7 ozs. And I think 22 3/4 long. (I feel horrible I cant remember his length all the sudden...).
He was 6 lbs and 10 ozs when he was born and 20 inches.
I dont think 13lbs is big for 9 weeks.
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Sounds like your baby is good and healthy!!
Mine was born bigger (8.7), but is still small. At 9 weeks, 10.4. I BF and rarely supplement, but am told he is healthy and looks good. Anyone else have a slow grower?
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Our LO was 25.5" at 2 months and 13.8lbs
He was 21.5" at birth and 8lbs 1oz
My little guy is 11 weeks and about 11lbs 5oz but he was also 5 weeks early and 5lbs when he was born but I think that he is doing good lol he is just trying to catch up! :)
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My LO was 9lb4oz and 22inches long at birth....at 9 weeks he was 13lb3oz and 24 inches long.
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I took mine in yesterday, she's 9 1/2 weeks 11lb 15 oz...we didn't do a length (it was for thrush), but at her 8 week appt she was 24.75...
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10 pounds at 4 months - (lol she was a 33 weeker though) she was only 4 pounds at birth
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DS is 16 lbs and 25 inches. That's about how big my DD was when she was 8 months old.
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Fit was perfect. Easy to install. Not much louder at idle than the stock system but sounds great when you "get after it". Highly recommend this system.
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"There are over 550 million firearms in worldwide circulation. That's one firearm for every twelve people on the planet. The only question is, how do we arm the other eleven?"In its basic form, a person who sells weaponry. This results in a large variety of sub-types of these characters:
— Yuri Orlov, Lord of War
- Gangland Gun Runner: The gangland arms dealer, selling stolen, smuggled or "officially destroyed" weapons with the serial numbers filed off.
- Gun Shop Owner: Someone who owns a legitimate gun shop. These will usually refuse to sell to obvious criminals, but otherwise not ask questions. Some will decline to sell to those they see as "shady".
- Former Reds With Rockets For Sale Former Regime Personnel or other ex-military people with access to automatic weapons and man-portable anti-aircraft systems at least, even going up to weapons of mass destruction. Frequently ex-Soviet soldiers. Will attend an Arms Fair.
- Corporate Lobbyist who discuss weapon sales with governments and are out to make a large profit for themselves. Attempt to appear more respectable than the other types. Might do some other stuff on the side. Often appear at a legal Arms Fair.
- Minister For Defence Export: Actual government ministers, who hawk their country's products to other weaker countries.
- International Arms Merchant: Globe-trotting freelance gunrunner, basically a corporate lobbyist without the corporation and far more unscrupulous. Frequently sell to terrorist groups and large criminal organizations, and tend to pop up as minor villains or information sources in spy movies.
- Local Blacksmith: The rustic equivalent, ubiquitous in fantasy stories and RPGs, in which it's expected that most people will be armed in some way. This guy's far more likely to be seen as heroic than his modern counterpart, exhibiting the virtues of labour and craftsmanship, and providing civilian tools in equal measure.
- Space Shooter Seller: Characters or companies in sci-fi roleplaying games who will sell you weapons for your vessel.
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- Jail Scaglietti of Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha Striker S. It would be a shame to create all those advances in technology without someone using them after all. His biggest clients are the higher-ups of the Time-Space Administration Bureau themselves.
- In GUN×SWORD, the protagonists encounter and are eventually assisted by an inventor and his ex-girlfriend, now the head of a Lady Land (the two later get back together). A flashback shows them selling equipment to people who ended up being the villains of one of the first episodes and they also previously supplied the Big Bad, the Claw (again, not knowing his full intentions).
- Jormungand: The protagonists are mercenaries under the employ of H&C Logistics Incorporated, headed by their leader and ruthless arms dealer Koko Hekmatyar. She justifies what she does by claiming that making sure that every side is well-armed "promotes world peace".
- Area 88: McCoy, the base quartermaster, sells weapons (and other goods) at exorbitant markups to the pilots. He occasionally offers deals like 50 Sidewinder missiles for $1000 (ca 1980, mind) to those who don't mind faulty fuses or warheads.
- Farina, the Italian mafioso in the manga and OVA, also qualifies.
- Gunsmith Cats: Rally Vincent's official job (When she's not bounty hunting) is selling and customizing guns. Unusually for the Gun Shop Owner version of this trope, not only does she try not to sell to criminals, she has been known to track down people who use her guns for crimes and investigate people she suspects of planning to use her guns to commits crimes.
- Black Lagoon's "Rip-off Church", a catholic-flavour gun cartel running guns through the local church.
- In the Warcraft: Legends manga, Nuri is a dwarf who makes many swords and sells them. He makes many rationalizations about his work, especially when one of his customers turns out to be the notorious orc Havoc. However, after his son is killed by Havoc, he has a Heel Realization, tracks down and disposes of all his weapons, kills Havoc using the same worthless sword he gave his son, then commits suicide.
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- The Elseworlds miniseries JSA: The Liberty Files, featuring Batman and the Justice Society of America, featured the Joker as an arms dealer selling weapons to the Nazis.
- In Iron Man, Tony Stark was originally an arms dealer, but eventually decided to downplay his company's role in that market. After that, Justin Hammer and Obidiah Stane appeared as unambiguously villainous versions.
- Corrupt Corporate Executive Lord Blackpool in Lady Mechanika.
- A few examples from Paperinik New Adventures. The first to appears are, surprisingly, the Evronians: as part of their plan to catch Earth by surprise with their invasion they gave some of their weapons to a Banana Republic in exchange of the ability to take a few of their peasants (PK and La Résistance don't appreciate, of course). The second to appear is a former Gangland Gun Runner specialized in thermonuclear weapons and the member of the Congress that provided him with the goods (both have been locked up after Angus Fangus exposed them). The third is Everett Ducklair, who, in the second series, sells Disintegrator Ray weapons to the US Army, and shows zero tolerance for any use of those weapons by unsanctioned users. Finally there's the guy who's supposed to deliver Ducklair's weapons to the Army but sold them to gangs (and received a visit from the military police after Everett's assistant tracked him down).
- All over the place in Mega-City One.
- They tend to show up rather often in Tex Willer, usually as gun shop owners in some town of the Far West but sometimes as Gangland Gun Runners who sell to hostile Indians, often to try and cause insurrections so they or their associates will be able to take over their lands once the army has stomped them. The latter kind is usually seen as despicable (even by their customers, who in at least one occasion got pissed off enough to torture them to death), especially after two of them and their gang, in retaliation for Tex foiling their plan to cause a Navajo insurrection, tried to murder him with a smallpox epidemics that killed, among others, his wife (the Roaring Rampage of Revenge was epic, and the end was pure Nightmare Fuel).
- Yuri Orlov, Villain Protagonist of Lord of War as well as a few others shown in the film. Yuri is the nephew of one of the "Former Reds With Rockets For Sale", who helps him with his business shortly after the fall of the USSR. He also has a rival/nemesis in Simeon Weisz, a corporate lobbyist version who also has some political motivations (specifically support for America and Israel). Despite falling into some Eagleland and "evil Zionist" stereotypes, Simeon still comes across as better than Yuri.
- An Israeli one features in Charlie Wilson's War, played by Scot Ken Stott.
- In Pacific Rim, after funding to the Jaeger Program is officially cut off by the UN, it's the Russian pilots, Sasha and Aleksis Kaidonovsky, who use their own personal connections to procure any weapon that Pentecost needs in his assault against the Breach and the continued defense of Hong Kong. All weapons that were added to the Jaegers after they arrived at the Hong Kong Shatterdome were supplied by the Kaidonovskies, not any of the world governments or even the PPDC itself.
- Tony Stark is one of these in Iron Man, before he sees US forces get attacked with his own weapons and has a change of heart. Even after that, his weapons keep turning up in enemy hands. Turns out Obie had been going around behind his back.
- Owen Davian, the amoral, passive-aggressive, monotonic arms dealer villain of Mission: Impossible III. His day job is hooking up terrorists with weapons of mass destruction, and his night job is exuding sociopathic menace. Even when captured, bound, and faced with death, he remains preternaturally calm and merely rattles off all the ways he will torture the hero's loved ones
ifwhen he gets free. The only time he shows a hint of fondness is when he aloofly recalls cruelly murdering one of the hero's partners ("That was nothing, that was... fun. That was fun."). His chilling detachment is enhanced by the fact that he has no backstory or any humanizing moments whatsoever.
- Jeebs in Men in Black. He's definitely the slimy sort, handing illegal weapons to alien criminals.
- Brad Whitaker from The Living Daylights, played by Joe Don Baker. He used to provide weapons to the Soviets until General Pushkin came down to Tangiers and cut him off. Whitaker subsequently asked Koskov to kill Pushkin to provide coverage for his opium smuggling operations. This arms dealer is seen for a very short portion of the movie, instead acting as an armchair general who likes to play with toy soldiers.
- In Taxi Driver, Travis Bickle buys a number of guns from the suitcase of a skeevy street dealer. After making several purchases, the man runs down a laundry list of other illegal wares, to Bickle's disgust.
- In City of God, a group of gun runners sell some weapons to young gangsters. They point to a Star of David engraved on an Uzi and note that the gun is "Jewish" as a selling point.
- In The Boondock Saints, the brothers buy guns and other supplies from a basement arms dealer with clear IRA ties.
- In The Quick and the Dead, the Kid works a day job as the town's gunsmith.
- In the Serbian film Underground, Marko and Blacky supposedly act as gun runners for the resistance against the Nazis during World War 2. In reality, they drink and gamble most of the money away. Much later, Marko and Natalija become arms dealers during the Yugoslav wars. Blacky has them executed as "war profiteers" before realizing who they are.
- Both Valentin Zukovsky and the Janus syndicate in GoldenEye are said to be involved in the arms trade, among various other criminal enterprises.
- A deleted scene from GoldenEye shows Zukovsky meeting with an international arms dealer. Hilariously, Zukovsky knows enough about guns to know that all of the dealer's wares are "counterfeit crap".
- Bully Hayes is dealing firearms to the native islanders in the opening of Nate and Hayes.
- The film Strapped features the delivery boy Diquan Mitchell getting heavily involved in arms trafficking in the ghetto in a plot to get his pregnant girlfriend out of prison.
- Ordell Robbie from Jackie Brown.
- Chevy Chase and Gregory Hines in Deal Of The Century.
- There's a slightly unusual gun runner in The Salton Sea.
- Destro from GI Joe The Rise Of Cobra.
- Deal of the Century (1983), a satire of the arms business starring Chevy Chase and Sigourney Weaver.
- In the spy movie Company Business (1991) Gene Hackman's character gushes about the luxurious house of an Arab Arms Dealer with its gold-plated doorknobs etc, only to find the place has been stripped bare; the owner has fallen on hard times as no-one wants to buy weapons anymore. Presumably the script was written before Yugoslavia fell to pieces.
- Lone Wolf McQuade: Rawley Wilkes (played by David Carradine), the bad guy in this Chuck Norris action movie, is an arms dealer who raids U.S. military convoys so he can sell them to insurgents and terrorists.
- An operation to go after an international arms dealer kicks off the plot of Barely Lethal.
- Voz, the insane Big Bad of Machete Kills. When we first see him he's boasting of his role as a Merchant of Death with an assembly line, except now he's gone IN SPACE!.
- The Damned depicts a German steel family loosely based on the Krupps (see Real Life below), who make arms for the Nazis.
- Jumanji has one who fits the "Gun Shop Owner" type. He sells Van Pelt a modern rifle in exchange for an elephant gun and a satchel of gold coins.
- Antoine Vallon from RoboCop (2014) is a Detroit crime boss who sells high quality weapons lifted from the DPD's own lockup to street level crooks.
- In the aftermath of the 3rd Harbinger battle in Aeon Entelechy Evangelion there were a lot of munitions that didn't explode or were abandoned in the chaos, which the local ghouls scavenge and sell to interested parties like the Eldritch Society.
- Two of these act as secondary villains in the James Bond fan film Diamonds Cut. Even though they sell firearms, they are apparently not trained with them and didnt even bother to bring any guns the first time Bond encounters them. One eventually gets throttled to death with a fallen branch, but the other survives by being too late to arrive to a fight, thus setting up a potential sequel.)
- Desiree Goth, the beautiful French Love Interest of Dan Track, hero of the action adventure novels by Jerry Ahern.
- In The Day of the Jackal, the Jackal buys his weapons from an arms dealer, known as the Armorer, who was formerly a war hero in Belgium, but later turned to crime, including his arms sales, but still maintains a highly respectable and trustworthy persona.
- The Dogs of War makes a plot point out of the various types of dealers available to the coup-planning mercenary team of the title: they're able to obtain their ammunition from a legitimate dealer through forged licences, but have to buy their guns on the black market and smuggle them aboard their ship since having both the ammo and guns on the manifest would make it blatantly obvious the 'freighter' is actually carrying an amphibious strike force.
- In Neuromancer, Case realizes that someone (Molly) is following him, so he calls his gun dealer contact, who agrees to meet him in a few hours with a gun. In the meantime, Case buys a cool whip, which he unfortunately trashes as soon as he gets his gun.
- Gerald Kersh's short story, Comrade Death, is about an arms dealer, Hector Sarek, who eventually controls the industry and specializes in horrifying chemical weapons. Sarek is also another fictional protrayal of Basil Zaharoff, see below in Real Life.
- James Bond
- The eponymous Big Bad in Scorpius has been selling weapons for terrorists for two decades. Now he has a cult that produces suicide bombers who believe that they are in a holy war to help the world to become a paradise, and he plans to sell them for bigger profit.
- Max Tarn of SeaFire has a business in smuggling arms and military vehicles under his legal practices. He does it in preparation for his leadership of the supposed Fourth Reich.
- Lord Randolph Hellebore in the Young Bond novel SilverFin is an arms dealer who has moved to Scotland to complete a Super Soldier formula, the eponymous SilverFin, in secrecy. At one point he gives Bond a little speech about war's endurance, and how he will always be ready to supply those who fight in them.
- Abe Grossman in the Repairman Jack books is a rare heroic example. He's unquestionably running a criminal enterprise out of his sports shop, but we only ever see him sell to Jack and he's helped save the day more than once. It helps that he's a friendly, obese Jewish conspiracy nut.
- The victim in the Kate Shugak novel Restless in the Grave is running a black market arms operation; stealing arms from US military bases and selling them to criminals and terrorists in Asia.
- In Jingo, when it looks like Ankh-Morpork and Klatch may be going to war, the city council asks the head of the Guild of Armourers how business is, and are cheered when he says they've been making lots of high-quality weapons. They're less happy when the Patrician gets him to admit who's been buying them...
- The villain of the Doctor Who Expanded Universe novel Silhouette by Justin Richards is a weapons dealer who specialises in Human Weapons.
- The Star Wars novel Heir to the Jedi introduces the Chekkoo clan of Rodia. They sell high-end weapons, armor, and ship upgrades to their customers and are opposed to the Empire. Luke Skywalker's first mission in the novel is to set up an agreement between them and the Rebel Alliance.
- In Big Trouble, Ivan "John" Chukov and Leonid "Leo" Yudanski started out as Military Moonshiners in the Soviet Socialist Republic of Grzkjistan, and branched out into selling off military hardware for American dollars as the Soviet Union started to collapse. They moved to South Florida in the late 1990s and set up the Jolly Jackal bar as a front for their arms dealership, for which Miami turned out to be an excellent market.
- His Family: World War I is a boon to Laura's husband Hal, who makes a fortune selling weapons. Laura's sister Deborah, who abhors war, is disgusted.
Live Action TV
- Airwolf features several of these characters. Of particular note is the one played by Walter Gogol in "Fight Like a Dove", a Nazi war criminal who claims to have influenced the outcome of the Falklands War by not selling the Argentines more than half a dozen Exocets. For the record, of the six Exocets that were fired by Argentina (five from aircraft, one from a truck)- one sunk HMS Sheffield, two sunk Atlantic Conveyor, the truck-launched one damaged HMS Glamorgan and the others missed.
- Wiseguy. Mel Profitt operated on an international scale, selling weapons as part of his Malthusian belief that it was needed to balance the birth/death rates.
- Star Trek:
- Ferengi Rule Of Acquisition #34: "War is good for business." However, rule #35 states: "Peace is good for business". One wonders if they didn't have to add that one rather hastily after embracing #34 a bit too enthusiastically.
- In the Deep Space Nine episode "Business as Usual" Quark dabbles in the arms trade until his nightmares are haunted by the images of the people killed by his weapons.
- The Next Generation episode Arsenal of Freedom had a planet with an economy dedicated to selling weapons to both sides of local conflicts. The entire population was wiped out when someone set their newest automated defense system into demo mode.
- In Smallville, Lex Luthor becomes one, turning LuthorCorp from an agricultural business to a weapons manufactor, around Season 5, when he fully enbraces his FaceHeel Turn.
- They show up in Burn Notice in all their varying alignments; good...ish (Fiona Glenanne), neutral (Seymour), and villainous (Tyler Brennen).
- Alexi Volkoff from Chuck among other illegal activities.
- The Big Bad of Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger, Agent Abrella, and his Power Rangers S.P.D. counterpart, Broodwing. Abrella was a fairly atypical Sentai villain in that he didn't control most MOTWs, they just bought their gear from him. Broodwing supplied the SPD-original Big Bad, and eventually became The Starscream.
- On Breaking Bad:
- Walt twice uses the services of an underground arms dealer (played by Jim Beaver). The first time he buys a basic revolver and the dealer tries to talk him out of the purchase due to how nervous Walt is. The dealer is a Consummate Professional and would rather not sell a gun to an amateur who could bungle things up and bring the cops down on all of them. In season 5 Walt contacts the dealer again and this time he buys a remote controlled M60 machine gun that is a key part of his final gambit in the series finale.
- The Cousins, in making preparations for their assault on Hank, procure the services of an arms dealer who sells weapons out of a semi truck to acquire bulletproof vests.
- Mission: Impossible: In "The Cattle King", the IMF has to shut down an arms dealer who is supplying weapons to terrorists.
- Played literally in Kamen Rider Gaim with Sid, the lock dealer, who lends out Arms lockseeds.
- Savatage has the song "Doesn't Matter Anyway" off their album Dead Winter Dead. A Rock Opera set during the Bosnian War, the song is about the arms dealers setting up shop in Sarajevo and selling indiscriminately to whoever is willing to pay. The final verse of the song is a warning to their customers: Buy now or be sorry, even if the weapons don't get used today there will always be another civil war tomorrow
- Fall Out Boy has a metaphorical example in the song "This Ain't A Scene, It's An Arms Race." While they're talking about the scene they came out of (which around 2006 was gaining major traction in the mainstream, with bands that were good and bands that were...mostly forgettable and mainly there to ride the trend to the top), the metaphorical verses fit this trope perfectly: "I am an arms dealer/Fitting you with weapons in the form of words/Yeah, don't really care which side wins/Long as the room keeps singing, that's just the business I'm in, yeah."
Tabletop Games
- Vampire The Eternal Struggle featured an ally card called Arms Dealer. While in play, the Arms Dealer can take an action to allow the playerto search his deck and place a weapon into his hand. Thus, while the player still has to pay for weapons, he can readily have an arsenal available to him.
- Shadowrun:
- The Crime Mall is perhaps the most brazen example, operating directly open-to-the-public storefronts out of an abandoned shopping mall in the Puyallupnote Barrens. Most non-magical Shadowrunners have either a guns bootlegger on their contact list or their fixer knows someone.
- On a more global level, Ares Macrotechnology is the AAA-corporation of choice for firearms and weapons. Well over a third of the bullet-spitters on the core equipment list is made by Ares.
- Several factions function like this at one time or another in Battletech. The Free Worlds League and the Lyran Commonwealth/Alliance are both known for it, but the one who really takes the cake is probably Clan Diamond Shark, which despite being part of Battletech's Proud Warrior Race would much rather sell guns to you than fight you. And they'll sell Clan tech to the Inner Sphere for the right price, making them the only Clan to exclusively be a Proud Merchant Race, and thus making them very attractive towards mercenaries.
- Fairly common in the paper RPG and Inquisitor game lines for Warhammer40000. That said, it usually never ends well for the dealer. Unless they get busted by either the Arbites or Inquisition, a lot of arms dealers will run at a loss for the comparative value of the items they sell. For example, a full magazine of Heavy Bolter ammunition can cost more than the yearly living expenses, earnings, and possession values of the average hiveworlder.
- In Rifts you not only have the Black Market (your standard shady arms dealers) and independent gun shops, but a number of companies such as Wilk's and Northern Gun also sell their wares directly.
- Calling Rifts' Black Market merely "shady" is technically correct, but they are anything but "standard". They not only deal in stolen, "lost" or resold weapons by the legit manufacturers (to say nothing of other run-of-the-mill Organized Criminal activities), But they actually manufacture and sell their own brand of gear, either knock-offs disguised as similar goods from other companies, or openly as separate products with their own design themes (western, military, pirate, etc...). One Black Market "family", Bandito Arms, actually is a legit manufacturer in it's own right with its own unique product lines, or well on its way to becoming one.
- In the George Bernard Shaw play Major Barbara, the title character (which is a meaningful name- St. Barbara is the Patron Saint of munitions) is the daughter of an arms manufacturer, Andrew Undershaft (loosely based on Zaharoff), and she's not happy about it.
- The most villainous character in anti-war satire Idiot's Delight is Weber, who sells arms to all sides and profits off of death. He defends himself by saying that the people who use his products are worse than he is.
Video Games
- In Arms Dealer, you play as an arms dealer and purchase firearms so you can sell them to nations demanding them for profits.
- In Raptor: Call of the Shadows, you purchase armaments for your ship in between levels from a disreputable-looking dealership known as Harrold's Death Emporium.
- The player can become one of these inElite and its sequels, if they're so inclined.
- Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots.
- Drebin is a twist on the concept. In addition to fitting none of the above sub-types (he's probably best described as a combo of the Gun Shop owner and the international arms dealer), he describes himself not as an arms dealer, but a gun launderer, someone who offers a way around an ID lock system integrated into the military and industrial-military infrastructure on a global level. Though in some ways he (and his brethren) fall under the heading of Minister for Defense Export, as they are taking their marching orders direct from The Patriots; in general, their activities let weaker forces keep fighting by allowing them to reuse battlefield salvaged guns, which in turn stretches conflicts and helps fuel the War Economy. Coincidentally, the same voice actor also played Smuggler in Deus Ex who is... you guessed it: an arms dealer!
- Additionally, Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops had "Arms Dealer" as a skill for recruitable characters. They allow you to find more weapons and ammo in levels, and it's extremely useful for the Expansion Pack, where Infinity Mode drops you into levels where you don't start with any gear.
- Resident Evil 4: "Welcome, strayn-jah! Got somethin' that might interest you...."
- He doesn't clearly fit into any of the above classification, and not because he doesn't sell ammo.
- Ratchet & Clank: Megacorp, Gadgetron, Grummelnet, and those are the "legal" ones. The illegal variety are Slim Cognito and The Smuggler. You go to the first three for basic firearms, and the last two for illegal upgrades, and weapons that are banned in five galaxies.
- Hammer in Castlevania: Chronicles of Sorrow. Though he sells stuff besides weapons, most of his inventory is weapons and he's generally seen in front of a crate with various weapons sticking out.
- Army of Two features four NPCs who sell the characters their armory. Of those four, only Cha Minh Soo has any relevance to the plot; the rest are nothing more than portraits. They could have been rolled into Cha Minh Soo's character and nothing would have changed.
- Kuja in Final Fantasy IX sells factory-built black mages to Alexandria for use as shock troops and walking artillery pieces. His motivation isn't necessarily profit though.
- Naturally, the Grand Theft Auto franchise is full of arms dealers:
- Starting with Grand Theft Auto III, a chain of stores called 'AmmuNation' acts as this. In GTA3, it tends to sell things that one would expect at a gun shop. Starting in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, they sell more, and in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, the only things they don't sell are outright heavy weapons. For that you need a different guy who sells heavy weapons, just in case you really need that RPG-7.
- In Grand Theft Auto IV, thanks to tight gun control laws by the mayor of Liberty City, AmmuNation has been replaced with a more traditional, underground black market gun dealer. There's also Little Jacob, who will sell you anything from the back of his car except for the really big guns.
- In Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars, AmmuNation comes back with a mail order delivery service. This helps them get around the gun control laws.
- It seems that Rockstar missed the AmmuNation stores because they come back in Grand Theft Auto V. You can now buy the heavy weapons such as the RPG, grenade launcher, and minigun from the store. Also, Trevor Philips, one of the protagonists of Grand Theft Auto V, derives significant income from running guns from San Andreas down to Mexico.
- In Command & Conquer: Generals the GLA terrorist faction acquires their vehicles from an Arms Dealer building, their equivalent of the War Factory the Chinese and USA use. They also make several deals with other arms sellers in the campaign.
- In Game Mod Rise of the Reds, the Russian faction uses arms dealers operating out of trucks as a secondary source of income.
- EarthBound has a black market weapons dealer that tends to hang around in alleys near or behind the drugstores where ordinary items are sold; mostly his wares are junk and bottle rockets, but later in the game he also sells bombs.
- Front Mission: They don't sell guns, they sell Wanzers and Wanzer Accessories. Justified in FM1, it's a place for the wanzer gladiators shopping for 'arms'—AND during a massive war, talk about profit! The dealers in FM3 sold legally in the middle of a Singapore city, though ordering wanzers off the Internet was implied to be illegal...
- Wild ARMs XF has Weishiet, who provides the deadly weapons for the Council and is known as the Death Merchant.
- Far Cry 2 is full of arms dealers. In addition to the Jackal and the player's armorer, there's quite a few other arms dealers who are the targets of various missions. Even some of the playable mercenaries are stated to have histories in gunrunning.
- In Alpha Protocol, it's probably easier to list the characters who aren't arms dealers, since just about every faction will supply weapons and armor for cash through the Clearinghouse. However, the biggest Arms Dealer in the game is the Halbech Corporation, and its CEO Leland, who are a contractor for the US government and who lost some missiles in Saudi Arabia, kicking off the game's plot. They didn't lose the missiles, they intentionally sold them to terrorists, and Leland is the Big Bad of the game.
- A minor example who you interact with is Nasri, an arms dealer in Saudi Arabia. He would be an International Arms Merchant, except he's too small a fish for that.
- The Merchant of Menace from Mercenaries. The owner is a Gangland Gun Runner/International Arms Merchant/PRussian Mafia boss who sells everything from pistols to cruise missile strikes and fuel air bombs.
- The sequel has a mix of Defence Export Ministers (The Allies, China), International Arms Dealers/Corporate Lobbyists (UP), Former Reds With Rockets For Sale (the Guerrillas) and Gangland Gun Runners (the Pirates).
- You in Tropico, turn the iron into weapons. However the US and Russia don't like third party arms dealers.
- Terraria allows you to build a town and recruit NPCs, two of which are the arms dealer who sells guns and ammo and the demolitionist who sells bombs. Later on, the Hardmode-exclusive Cyborg can appear, who specializes in rocket and mine-type weapons. Several NPC merchants will have a general inventory, but also sell a specific weapon, such as the Witch Doctor supplying the Blowgun or the Traveling Merchant offering the Katana or Revolver.
- Los Angeles weapons dealers in Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines are situated in a more legitimate front — pawn shop, convenience store, antique shop — but will present their guns, knives and swords if they hear the right words. But one sells out of the back of his van, just a few feet away from a corner where patrols a police officer who somehow never seems to turn to face the van.
- The Sikholon in I Miss the Sunrise are a mix of type 2 (they're the only known arms dealer in the galaxy) and type 3.
- Deus Ex: Smuggler.
- 2027: Evgeny and Boris, along with an unseen dealer who sells only over the phone.
- The Nameless Mod: Raving Nutter and Andreus.
- In Deus Ex: Human Revolution you can buy guns from shady dealers who work from places like an abandoned gas station or back room of a brothel. For some reason despite of your status as chief of security to one of the most influential companies in the world you can't just have your employer commission the appropriate armaments for a mission. Amusingly, the aforementioned gas station dealer will keep on selling even when there's a riot going on a block away and there are police snipers stationed up on his roof. Considering the rare ammo and other stuff he sells, they might even be his customers.
- There is also Seurat, who you can get a discount from if you save some people in the first mission.
- Recette, Player Character of Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale and owner of the eponymous shop, basically becomes one of these for local adventurers.
- The Gun Runners company, appearing in Fallout and Fallout: New Vegas, live in a post-apocalyptic world where laws do not exist; hence, they are automatically legitimate gun factory/shop owners. They are notable in that they are the only (mentioned) source of factory fresh weapons available to buyers in the universe; the rest of the weapons you can buy is supposed to be salvaged from pre-war depots or tinkered together from rusty parts. The Enclave and the Brotherhood also manufacture weapons, but they aren't commercial organisations and keep their factory output to themselves.
- The Saints Row series has Friendly Fire, serving much the same purpose as AmmuNation in GTA. There's also Phillipe Loren, head of The Syndicate in Saints Row: The Third; arms dealing is his legitimate business.
- Homeworld has the Bentusi, who, in a variant, don't sell the actual weapons, only the designs to build it. In the first game they supply the player with the designs of the ion cannon, either the drone weapons or the defensive shield (depending on the player's choice for a race), and the hull structure needed to build carriers and cruisers. Also, the backstory of Cataclysm has them sell the Somtaaw the designs for a downgraded variant of their own fighter design, and in-game allowed the player to built the actual fighter for the final battle.
- Team Fortress 2: For some bizarre reason (most likely a smear campaign from the mayor of Teufort) they get flak from activist groups for selling guns to the 9 playable mercenaries, although the activists don't ever get far before getting beaten to death by CEO Saxton Hale.
- Marcus Kincaid in Borderlands and Borderlands 2. Marcus sells guns, ammo, grenades, and grenade mods to whoever has money. He's even got a series of gun and ammo vending machines all over the planet! He's ridiculously unscrupulous, arming Vault Hunters like the player character, innocent security-conscious civilians, and insane Bandits alike. Most of his inventory is ripped directly from the hands of dead adventurers, and he threatens to have you killed if you buy from anyone else. Oh, and no refunds, ever.
- Marcus' business is selling guns, but making them is left to large corporations (Jakobs, Dahl, Vladof, Maliwan, Torgue, Hyperion, and Tediore, along with Atlas and S&S in the first game only) or Bandits themselves. Of these, only Jakobs and Torgue have their own vending machines, in the original and the sequel respectively.
- A sidequest in 2 involves Dr. Zed requesting you to pick up a shipment he recently purchased from an arms dealer. They are of course actual severed human arms, because Dr. Zed.
- Isurugi Industries from Super Robot Wars Original Generation is an arms manufacturer that sells mechs to anyone, as long as it's sufficiently profitable. Their CEO even goes as far as trying to prolong an ongoing war so that they can make more money selling weapons to both sides.
- After Protocol is an MMO-RTS empire simulator, one where you can sell weapons to allies if you wanted to. You can even be a Technical Pacifist and supply allies with weapons to fight proxy wars that benefit you.
- In Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!, a throwaway line with Moneybags while paying him to let you into Zephyr reveals that HE is the source of the Breeze Harbour/Zephyr conflict by selling munitions to the Breeze Builders.
- Even found in Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom. Not only do you often have to produce your own weapons and armies to defend your town from invaders, you can also buy and sell weapons (even weapons you produce yourself) to other cities. Yet, weapons are simply treated like any other goods - wheat, silk, porcelain etc. - in that you can trade in them. In some scenarios the only use you can get out of them even is buying them cheap and selling them at a more expensive price.
- The secretive Croc-Monsier in Aviary Attorney can get you one really nice gun for a ridiculous amount of money, a large number of mediocre guns for a ridiculous amount of money, or will sell out the rebels depending on him for a ridiculous amount of money.
Web Comics
- And Shine Heaven Now infers that Oliver Warbucks amassed his fortune doing this, and his adopted daughter Annie Warbucks took over upon his death. Integra, Seras, and Pip go to get new weapons from her.
- Lemon and Lime from Evil Plan.
Web Original
- When it comes to high-tech armaments, the supervillains of the Global Guardians PBEM Universe turn to either the appropriately named Weaponsmith or the former Nazi Mad Scientist Baron Malthus. The Weaponsmith's weapons are more powerful, but are much more expensive. Baron Mathus produces less advanced weapons, but they are a bargain comparatively.
Web Video
- This is FPS Russia's day job. He might posture as a Former Red With Rusting Rockets For Sale in front of the camera, but he's probably the Gun Shop Owner type and totally above-board and legitimate in real life. (We hope.)
Western Animation
- In most continuities of Transformers, there will be a character named Swindle who is nominally a Decepticon but will happily sell anything to anyone provided they've got the scratch.
- And he's almost always an Intergalactic Arms Merchant only in buisness for himself.
- Although Lexcorp in Superman: The Animated Series nominally dealt in many industries, the side most often shown was its weapon development, making Lex Luthor the "corporate lobbyist" version of this trope.
- Minor Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003) recurring character Ruffington is both the "corporate lobbyist" and "gangland gun runner", being a legitimate government contractor, and selling modified alien weaponry to street gangs such as the Purple Dragons.
- Jack Hench and Hench Co. in Kim Possible are a relatively kid-friendly depiction of this trope. Hench fits the "corporate lobbyist" type and treats the sale of hired muscle and gadgets to supervillains as "just business".
- Destro in nearly all incarnations of G.I. Joe.
Real Life
- Basil Zaharoff, one-time Chairman of Vickers, who has appeared as an actual character or a No Celebrities Were Harmed version in several works. Corporate Lobbyist type.
- The United States of America has been described as the world's biggest arms dealer. Russia takes second place (its exports are hugely down from the days of the USSR). The UK, France and mainland China are all in the top six, and they all have permanent seats on the UN Security Council, with the ability to veto resolutions on arms trafficking. Rounding out the top six, the third largest arms exporter is Germany. Although it's probably better than the time they decided to keep them for themselves (the weapons, not the ammo; that, they shared freely). To be fair, the German government doesn't (officially anyway) get terribly involved in hawking their weaponry; it's mostly the German arms manufacturers themselves (who benefit from the general German reputation for high-quality manufactured goods as well as their own track record) who do the marketing.
- Italy too is a fairly large arms dealer on international levels... And their buyers include five of the top six: the US military uses Benelli M4 shotguns, the famed Beretta pistols and the OTO Melara Super Rapid 76mm naval gun, Russia uses the Iveco LMV infantry mobility vehicle, the UK uses the Benelli and a licence-produced variant of the Iveco LMV, France (notoriously picky when it comes to buy foreign weapons, and often willing to use defective guns because they were French) use the Berettas (made under licence by a French company) and the Super Rapid (in one case chosen over a French design), and Germany uses the Otobreda 127/64 naval gun and, in a sense, the MG 3 machine gun (the gun is an improvement over the Beretta MG 42/58, itself an improvement of the German MG 1), and that's without including joint developments or the stuff on the civilian market. Also, Beretta managed to sell their new assault rifle in the traditional Kalashnikov market.
- Arms exporting countries have dedicated junior ministers for this sort of thing. In the UK, Lord Drayson is the Minister of Defence Equipment and Support.
- The now famous Charlie Wilson was a U.S. congressman who used his own power - he was a member of the appropiations committee (money lenders) for black ops, as well as working with a number of CIA and Special Forces agents - to secure arms for Afghan Guerillas during the Soviet war in Afghanistan. Another point is the CIA agent he worked with, Gust Avrokatos, and the guys Gust worked with. Gust once remarked of the immense balls of the Deputy Arms Minister of Egypt. Apparently, during a meeting with Gust for weapons to be sold to Israel with money from the U.S. and Saudi Arabia with the intention of Israel handing the weapons to Pakistan who would move them into Afghanistan (yeah), the Deputy Minister was also darting in and out of two other rooms that each smelled strongly of tobacco and hashish. Apparently the minister was making arms deals with the Iranians in the room on the left, Americans in the center room, and Iraqis on the right. This despite the fact that Iran and Iraq were at war, and Egypt's attitude towards America at the time was "we'll write insulting things with our right hands while you pass cash and guns to our left."
- Viktor Bout, a former Red (retired Russian GRU major) with a lot of military stuff for sale. He was supplying weapons to nearly everyone (except for people linked to Al-Qaeda and the Taliban, or so he claims) for fifteen years, until he was arrested in Thailand last year. Nicknamed "The Merchant of Death". Also, the main character of Lord of War, Yuri Orlov, was based on him.
- Norway allegedly has the world's largest export of weapons per capita.
- Alfred Nobel (who was Swedish, note was originally an arms dealer of the first rank. He invented dynamite, the first effective smokeless powder, and owned a major arms company (Bofors, an iron mill that he repurposed into an arms production company, they are still making heavy artillery up to this day). When his brother Ludvig died, somebody mistakenly thought it was him; Alfred saw a premature obituary in a French newspaper that read Le marchand de mort est mort ("The Merchant Of Death Is Dead"). Not wishing to be remembered as the Merchant Of Death, he set up the Prizes. While he sought peace, he did not believe in disarmament treaties would be useful in achieving that goal.
- The IranContra affair involved the highest levels of the U.S. government illegally trading arms for hostages. All Americans indicted or convicted were pardoned by George H.W. Bush.
- In recent history the ATF itself with Project Gun Runner and Operation Fast and Furious.
- Examples from the Victorian era:
- When the Italian Navy was building a new class of battleships in the 1870s, the British company Armstrong Whitworth sold the Italians 450mm guns. When the British Royal Navy became concerned over the firepower of the Italian battleships, they bought the exact same guns for use as coastal artillery at the Malta naval base.
- The company Krupp didn't just sell its artillery pieces to the German Empire; Krupp weapons were sold to powers like the Russian Empire, Italy, Qing China, Japan, Chile, Serbia, and a whole lot of other countries. Russia, Italy, and Japan (through Italy) even license produced their own artillery based on the Krupp design. To give an example of how massive Krupp's operations were: they built and sold battlecruisers to Japan.
- A major scandal occurred in the early 1900s when German troops sent to suppress the Boxer Rebellion in China found themselves under fire from Imperial Chinese soldiers using Krupp cannon. The Kaiser was outraged enough to demand an investigation, though the Krupps managed to wiggle out of it.
- Basil Zaharaoff, whose name kind of became synonymous with "war profiteer" during WWI, what's with his tendency to sell weapons to both sides of a conflict. An Expy of him appears in Tintin, where he manages to sell weapons to two countries and provoke a war between them on the same day.


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MAN MEETS MAGIC & MACHINE. The year is 2054. Magic has returned to the
world, awakening powerful creatures of myth and legend. Technology merges
with flesh and consciousness. Elves, trolls, orks and dwarves walk among
us, while ruthless corporations bleed the world dry. You are a
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In the urban sprawl of the Seattle metroplex, the search for a mysterious
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STILLWATER — Oklahoma State's basketball season has been revived. Not even the loss Saturday at Iowa State squelches momentum much. The Cowboys again are playing strong. Play like this, and OSU won't be an easy out in the Big 12 Tournament or the NCAAs.
But to make a deep run in Kansas City or the NCAA brackets, the Cowboys need some help. Mainly from Travis Ford.
Ford has to coach better. He's got to prepare his squad for all the little details that can determine winning or losing in a tight game.
Ford has not coached well this season. In January, Ford seemed to lose grasp of his superstar and thus his team. That has changed, which is why the Cowboys are formidable again. So kudos to Ford for righting that ship.
But the maddening mistakes that are magnified in close games continue.
We saw that in Ames, Iowa, on Saturday.
I went to a basketball practice the other day. A team below the Big 12 men's level. The last five minutes of practice were spent working on intentionally fouling when up three points late in the game.
I don't know if the Cowboys work on such tactics or not. But it didn't show in the final seconds of regulation at Iowa State, and it cost OSU another win.
When Phil Forte missed a foul shot with five seconds left in the game, Iowa State still had life, trailing by three points. Ford wanted his team to foul, which is the accepted strategy, but Markel Brown, the man who could have done that just that, said he never got the message, and the Cyclones' Naz Long hit a desperation 30-footer at the buzzer to send the game into overtime.
The roles were reversed in overtime. Twice in the final 10 seconds, OSU got the ball down three points. Both times, Iowa State quickly fouled before the Cowboys could get anything close to a 3-point shot.
Some coaches choose to not foul. Which is fine. You can get burned both ways. But players not getting the message? That's unacceptable.
Brown was in perfect position to foul Long, who was dribbling. That's when you foul in that situation. On the dribble. That way there's no chance of a freak shot and some ref awarding three foul shots.
But Brown said he didn't know he was supposed to foul. That's a major communication problem. The Cowboys were out of timeouts, and with the usually automatic Forte on the line, victory seemed assured.
Maybe the Cowboys were already celebrating. Maybe they went into shock when Fill-it-up Forte missed. But no excuse. Ford has to have a system by which that message reaches every Cowboy on the court.
This is the latest example of the Cowboys not playing well in crunch time. OSU is 4-9 this season in games that were no more than three-point margins, either way, going into the final minute; 3-8 in Big 12 games.
Well-drilled teams prosper in such circumstances. The Cowboys have not. If OSU just goes 5-6 in tight Big 12 games, the Cowboys are fourth in the conference. Go 6-5, and they are third.
Instead, OSU placed eighth.
That doesn't mean I'm on the fire-Ford bandwagon. Plenty are, including some prominent boosters. But firing Ford wouldn't make financial sense, either by fully paying off his contract or some kind of negotiated buyout. And I don't think it would make basketball sense. Ford has made OSU hoops relevant again, and not even the disappointment of this season changes that. Even with the soon departures of Marcus Smart and Markel Brown, the Cowboys have some building blocks, and a top-20 recruiting class has been secured.
The best reason to make a change is because it would invigorate the fan base. But invigorating the fan base and filling Gallagher-Iba Arena are two different things. Don't get them confused. A new coach is not going to return Gallagher to its previous splendor anytime soon.
The story of this OSU season has yet to be written. College basketball is a post-season sport. A glorious regular season can be wiped out with an early March defeat. A disappointing regular season can be salvaged by a march through March.
This Cowboy team can still do great things. But Ford has to sweat the small things, so that when another last-minute verdict is rendered, OSU gives itself the best chance to win.
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Alain Giraud, who recently announced an expansion to O.C., says the restaurant will stay open despite initial reports.
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RH at Andaz embraces its headbanging heyday with an all-night happy hour called "Riot House Wednesdays."
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Mars Fishcare is an industry leading manufacturer and international supplier of a complete line of aquarium and pond products. They manufacture and sell hundreds of products across many different product categories, including aquarium and pond treatments, aquarium equipment, aquariums and fish nutrition. Growth at Mars Fishcare has been driven by a focus on research and development. With over 150 experimental aquariums and ponds in their state-of-the-art research laboratory, Mars Fishcare is dedicated to developing innovative, new, breakthrough products. Since the company`s inception, they have led the aquatics industry in the area of creative thought and innovation, receiving numerous global patents for their outstanding products. At Mars Fishcare, their goal is to provide products that are easy and convenient for consumers to use and help them to be more successful in the hobby.
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