Tommy Pistol, born on July 2, 1976, in Queens, New York, is a renowned American male adult film performer and director of Caucasian/Latin/Multi-ethnic descent. Measuring 5'7" and 149 lbs, he sports extensive tattoos, including a cross on his right pectoral and crossed chainsaws on his left torso. He entered the industry in 2005 as a performer (at age 29) and began directing in 2007, remaining active through 2026.
Under the alias Aramis Sartorio, he starred in mainstream horror films such as 'Punk Rock Holocaust,' 'Deader Country,' 'Frankie in Blunderland,' 'Silent Night, Zombie Night,' and 'Breath of Hate.' He also wrote, directed, and starred in 'The Gruesome Death of Tommy Pistol.'
Pistol's accolades include multiple AVN and XBIZ Best Actor awards for performances in parodies like 'Taxi Driver: A XXX Parody' (2012), 'Evil Head' (2014), 'Stryker' (2016), and 'Anne: A Taboo Parody' (2019). He earned Inked Awards for Director and Male Performer of the Year (2013-2014), Dick of the Year (2016), and inductions into the Inked Hall of Fame (2018) and industry Hall of Fame (2022). His career highlights versatility in gonzo, features, and extreme scenes.
