EMG TTI Ballerina R34-4 GBB Pistol — Officially Licensed John Wick Series

Most film-inspired airsoft guns are approximations with the serial numbers filed off. This one is not. The Ballerina R34-4 is officially licensed, carrying genuine Taran Tactical Innovations trademarks engraved on both sides and the top of the slide — the same TTI that builds the real competition pistols used in the films.

What arrives is a proper competition build. The slide is CNC-machined aluminium with the aggressive lightening cuts that define the Ballerina’s look, finished in high-gloss oxidation. Underneath sits a CNC compensator, a fluted and threaded CNC barrel, and a TTI-marked magwell flared to make reloads fast rather than fiddly.

The details are where the money has gone. The grip is hand-stippled and shaped to actually fill the hand. The flat trigger is adjustable, so you can tune the break rather than live with it. The slide takedown catch and hammer are steel rather than pot metal, and the ambidextrous slide stop has a replaceable slide saver — a part that exists because TTI know it is what wears first.

The slide is RMR optic cut, low enough to co-witness with the standard sights, and ships with a lightweight CNC aluminium cover so it looks right until you fit a red dot. There is also an integrated 20mm Picatinny rail under the barrel for a light or laser, which makes it genuinely usable at a night game rather than just handsome.

Internally it runs standard Army Armament Glock internals, which is the sensible engineering decision here — a widely supported platform with parts availability, rather than something bespoke that becomes a problem in two years. The hop-up is adjustable and the supplied extended magazine holds 28+1 rounds with sealed input and output valves and 30% more gas capacity than standard.

Available in Black or Coyote Bronze. Both are the same pistol at the same price — choose the finish from the dropdown.

Specifications

Good to know before you buy

One magazine is supplied. A gas pistol you actually skirmish with wants three or four, because each has to be gassed as well as loaded — the extended Ballerina magazine is the matching one, and it fits the R34-3 as well.

Use standard green gas. It is a CNC aluminium slide rather than plastic, but there is no reason to run high-pressure winter gas through it.

The RMR cut is covered with a CNC aluminium plate as supplied, so no optic is needed — but the cut is low enough to co-witness if you do fit one.

Frequently asked questions

Is it genuinely licensed?
Yes. It is officially licensed by Taran Tactical Innovations and carries real TTI trademarks engraved on both sides and the top of the slide, plus on the compensator and magwell. It is not a lookalike.

What is the difference between Black and Bronze?
Finish only. Both are the same pistol at the same price — the Bronze is a high-gloss coyote bronze oxidation on the aluminium slide. Pick whichever suits you.

What magazines does it take?
The supplied extended 28+1 magazine, and compatible Elite Force Glock magazines. The dedicated Ballerina magazine also fits the R34-3.

Can I fit a red dot?
Yes. The slide has a low RMR cut that co-witnesses with the standard sights, and ships with a CNC aluminium cover plate for when no optic is fitted.

Is it a collector piece or a skirmish gun?
Both, which is unusual. The licensing and finish suit a collection, but the adjustable trigger, stippled grip, flared magwell and Picatinny rail are competition features on a working gas pistol.

What are the internals?
Standard Army Armament Glock, which means good parts availability and easy servicing rather than a bespoke system you cannot get spares for.

Do I need UKARA?
Yes — it is a realistic imitation firearm. See the notice below. That applies to collectors as much as players.