The Hype Machine $7000 Pistol - TTI Pit Viper

Published on August 18, 2023
Duration: 34:39

The TTI Pit Viper, priced at $7,000 and featured in John Wick 4, is critically reviewed. Despite its movie fame, the gun exhibits significant flaws in fit, finish, and functionality, including a non-textured magazine release and a grip safety that can be accidentally engaged. Reviewers deem it a 'cash grab' and suggest superior alternatives like Nighthawk Custom for a similar or lower price.

Quick Summary

The TTI Pit Viper, priced at $7,000 and known from John Wick 4, faces criticism for its polymer grip, poor fit/finish, and a grip safety that can malfunction. Reviewers suggest it's overpriced, estimating its value closer to $3,500, and recommend Nighthawk Custom or Staccato XC instead.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: John Wick 4 Pistol Hype
  2. 03:06Price & Market: $7000 Value?
  3. 05:01Fit & Finish Criticisms
  4. 07:55Technical Flaws & Safety Issues
  5. 11:41Final Verdict: Cash Grab?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the TTI Pit Viper and why is it famous?

The TTI Pit Viper is a custom 2011 pistol from Taran Tactical Innovations, famously used by Keanu Reeves as John Wick in the movie John Wick 4. It's known for its high price and association with the film franchise.

What are the main criticisms of the TTI Pit Viper?

Key criticisms include its $7,000 price tag, a polymer grip on a high-end gun, a non-textured magazine release, poorly blended safeties, and a grip safety that can be accidentally engaged, causing malfunctions.

Is the TTI Pit Viper worth the $7,000 price tag?

Reviewers argue the Pit Viper is overpriced and a 'cash grab,' estimating its objective value around $3,500. They recommend alternatives like Nighthawk Custom or Staccato XC for better quality and value.

What are the functional issues with the TTI Pit Viper?

A significant issue is the grip safety, which can be unintentionally depressed during a high shooting grip, stopping the gun from firing. The magazine release is also noted as being smooth instead of checkered.

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