ASG STI 2011 Pit Viper

This ASG STI 2011 Pit Viper airsoft replica is identical to the Pit Viper, which was created specially for John Wick Chapter 4 by Taran Tactical Innovations. Taran Butler, winner of a vast number of shooting competitions and the founder of TTI, has developed combat pistols for the spectacular action franchise before. And it’s no different for Chapter 4, for which he has put together an incredibly well-designed weapon. This airsoft replica looks exactly like its firearm counterpart.

The Pit Viper airsoft replica is based on an actual firearm, so realism was the aim when assembling this replica. It has a gas blowback system that not only ensures a new BB is loaded into the hop-up chamber, but that also ensures the replica has a solid recoil. The CNC machined aluminium slide darts back and forth with each and every shot and you can definitely feel it. There’s a single port compensator at the front end of the barrel shroud that reduces recoil for the firearm counterpart. The compensator doesn’t really have a function with the ASG STI 2011 Pit Viper airsoft replica, but the designers did put it in to stick as close to the original Pit Viper as possible.

There’s a Weaver/Picatinny accessory rail on the bottom of the fore-end that you can use to mount a lamp or a laser. The ASG STI 2011 Pit Viper airsoft replica has a windage- and elevation-adjustable rear sight, which can be used in conjunction with the front sight that has a brightly illuminated, green optic fibre.

John Wick is well-known for pulling off some rather acrobatic feats and his pistol slipping out of his hands would be fatal in many of the situations he finds himself in. For this reason, the grip is made of synthetic material with a stippled texture for added grip. The flared magwell also provides grip and makes it incredibly easy to switch magazines. A protruding magazine release button ensures the 24 BBs magazine can easily be ejected.

The ASG STI 2011 Pit Viper airsoft replica has a safety pin located just beneath the hammer, that can be manually operated from both sides. The replica has a grip safety that needs to be actively pushed in, in order to actually shoot with the replica. This makes it impossible to pull the trigger without holding the Pit Viper replica properly, even if you’ve already disengaged the safety.