Page 2 - Hatsan 95 Combo Reviews

What's not to like about this H95 Springer. Excellent looks and balance. Out of the box accuracy is great and getting better the more pellets down the tube. Chronograph against my Ruger Targis Hunter Max and the H95 is an average of 50 fps faster and not as pellet picky as the Ruger. The H95 even shoots the Griffin 16 gr hp slugs well. I shoot it open sight, artillery hold.

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The bundled Optima scope is nice and clear but has a home on our Flash where it will live a good life and not get rattled to pieces.

Good quality,most accurate break barrel I have ever bought,I really like this air rifle,and as usual fast shipping,pryamyd air is the only place I buy air rifles.

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Best value for an air rifle that I know of.

The air rifle hits hard. I started shooting 12 yards away from the target and the pellets were penetrating 3/4 plywood. I found it was very easy to set it up. Within the first 5 shoots I was hitting the same hole consistently using iron sights. Everything on the it is quality. I haven't used the scope yet and Im not sure I will.

It is a little heavy but it is a solid shooting air rifle.

The customer service at Pyramidair is top notch. They're friendly, knowledgeable, helpful. I found that the website had a lot of good information. The last air rifle I had was a Benjamin 392 about 45 years ago. It was a good and I killed a lot game with it but with the Hatsman 95 I don't have to pump it and its fast and accurate.

A quality gun. Accurate right out of the box. Highly recommended.

accurate pellet gun

I dont think id change anything

I bought for 11 year old son but its a little to big and heavy and very hard for him to break open the barrel.

Seems to be a pretty accurate rifle so far. Although the trigger isn't as light as a finely tuned centerfire rifle, it's still one of the best I've seen on a pellet rifle in this price range.

Could use a better scope. The instruction manual should go into more detail about where to oil it and what kind of oil to use.

Rifle has only been shot about 75 times and I'm pretty impressed with the accuracy.... probably will just keep getting better.

This rifle is quite accurate. 1 inch groups at 40 yds are possible with the pellets it likes. Like most break-barrel rifles I have used, the best accuracy comes from using the iron sights.

This is a heavy rifle. The weight contributes to the accuracy. The stock feels a little too bulky and might be better if it were trimmed down a little.

Out of the box this rifle shot too far to the right for the iron sights to move point of impact inline with the sights. I returned the rifle.

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Trigger has a lot of creep before let off and TONS of side to side movement. The auto safety does not work and I have to put the safety on before closing the action or the trigger and safety will be locked/stuck. . I emailed Hatsan USA and hope they send me parts to fix it.

Trigger even adjusted for least pull length and lightest pull is light enough but very sloppy.

I haven't had this rifle long and honestly don't have much range time yet. I will say it does look good, well machined and a quality wood stock. I have fired a few .25 cal, 27.47g H&N pellets and chrony readings averaged 603FPS. I expect the velocity to increase with use and I am going to try some pellets in the lower 20grain range, also. Accuracy so far has been OK, popped some cans with the open sights with no problem, But, as I said, not much shooting yet, so not 100% sure about the 5-star accuracy rating until I check the grouping. The 'Shock Absorbing System' does do it's thing, noticeably smooth action for a springer.

It's such a 'classy' rifle, it'd be nice to have the added touch of sling swivels.

This is my 4th Hatsan airgun and the craftsmanship and durability of their guns is impressive. I bought my first Hatsan in 2013, a Model 25 Supercharger and it's still going strong. Also, I opted for the '10 for 10' service on this Model 95 and it was nice to receive a tested product. I haven't decided whether to scope it or not so I skipped the '20 for 20' service.

this rifle is stout. i added sling swivels to carry it in the field. the cocking action is noisy and gritty at first but quiets down a little after 4 or 5 hundred rds thru it.this gun is VERY ACCURATE with norma ft heavy 17.8 gr pellets. the skirts on these pellets allow you to push them deep enuff to engage the rifling (the chamber is a little tight). the 5 shot groups were one very small hole at 15 yds. i use a hawke 3-9x50 ir scope up top ( the scope it came with didn't last long). i think a 95 in .177 is in the future!

there is no creep in the trigger but the let off is about 5 lbs. the let-off adjustment screw will not turn so i just use it like it is. it needs a larger socket head screw. it might be a lawyer proof deal?

the charging bar has a half loop in it to clear the sas system and forestock mounting screws. but it extends below the forestock about 1/8 in. when i shoot benchrest hold i make make sure that loop is not resting on the front pad. i think it sets up vibes to the barrel if resting on that loop. it was a fair shooter 'til i wised up to that loop. i pull down fairly hard on the stock when i shoot off the bench and that charging bar is connected to both the spring carrier at on end and the barrel hinge at the other. accuracy really improved and i need to try lighter pellets for pigeons....

nicely made

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buy one

Wood stock and the price of the gun

Scope not that great but ok for now

This rifle is awesome lots of power and very accurate i like the open sights

After owning this air rifle for a while it makes me want to get the QE vortex one. This thing is not bad for the price very powerful in 25 cal i love how versatile this thing can be because of the power it can produce you can go from plinking/target shooting quietly to hunting game real quickly and effectively. From non lead GTO's to 26 grain polymags this thing is very accurate its just going to take muscle memory on the hold and once you got it down it becomes a really nice target shooter all over the red!!! all n all for a springer love this thing my daily plinker actually getting vortex definitely!!!

Not much at all its perfect smooth to pull easy to use nothing basically

Very nice hits hard trust me its not underpowered at all already hunted with it and very big holes messy so warning for hunters and it becomes very addictive on the target shooting side so good luck very addicting!!! Lol

It is a very powerful air rifle . With Crosman 14.3 it shots 840 FPS , it is perfect for iguanas !

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It is a heavy gun , you will need a sling . Also 18.13 gr pellets works best , slower than Crosman but , with more punch .

this mod. 95 is bigger than life. don't know the muz. vel. but think it's real close to 800 fps with h&n 14.66 gr. pellets. the cocking action was quite noisey at first but is really slick now. it's a pleasure to shoot now after 300 rds thru it.

nothing. it's an extremely accurate springer!!

i went to a hawke air max 3-9x40amx which is heavier than the cheaper scopes. you must get a set of mounts that will keep the hawke from sliding rearward in the rings. the mod. 95 has a pretty hefty kick. it hits harder than my r9 but the new scope setup, the zero stays zeroed. excellent value for the money.

The walnut stock is a real plus. Having a decently finished wood stock in this price range is a bonus. The checkering looks OK but does not enhance the shooter's ability to grip the rifle. The power is impressive. I fired a 10 shot string of .177 Air Arms 7.87 grain Diablo Express over my chronograph. Average velocity was 976 fps, with a range of 961-989. Accuracy is very good too. On my home range I shoot at 65 feet outdoors. Firing offhand (standing) the gun will fire groups within a quarter size if I do my part. That is about as good as I can do with my German Weihrachs and Walther. So the accuracy is better than expected. Cocking effort is what I describe as moderate. I am almost 70 and it is not too much for me. The firing cycle is fairly smooth with no noticeable twang or vibration. There is a noticeable thump to the shoulder when the piston hits end of the compression tube, is what I think is happening. It is not severe, but a little more than I expected.

The metal finish quality is only fair. It is definitely not as good as my German springers, but they cost 2-3X as much. For $160 shipped the Hatsan finish quality is acceptable, especially considering the power and accuracy. Others have criticized the included Optima scope. For me it has worked fine. It does not have adjustable parallax but for the distance I shoot it seems to work well. My gun has about 100 pellets through it, so I cannot speak to the durability of the scope or the gun. There are some plastic parts, like the rear sight and trigger guard. But again for this price range I think some plastic is acceptable.

The plastic sleeve on the muzzle is well designed as a cocking aid. It has all smooth surfaces, so there is no hand gouging or pinching when cocking the rifle. The fiber optic sights are very visible, if you want to use the open sights. The open sights are not usable if the scope is mounted. The only criticism of the open sights is that the notch in the rear blade is not wide enough, so there is little or no light showing on either side of the front post when it is centered in the rear blade. The brightness of the fiber optics gives an acceptable sight picture, however. Overall, I am very satisfied so far with the Hatsan, especially considering the very reasonable price.

Great gun,strong and quiet

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.22 version with spring. The stock is beautiful. The gun feels really solid, all the cocking components seem heavy duty. It certainly seems built to last. Didn't use the included rings but the scope is holding up through 100 shots so far. I'll be replacing it, but interested to see how it will hold up. I had a cheap scope on my first springer that everyone said would fall apart out of the box, and it was still working when the mainspring died, over 3K shots later. Back to the Hatsan 95, the accuracy so far, just shooting Crosman Premier 14.3, is very good to excellent; at least for me.

The bluing, if you can call it that, has the feeling or emery paper; very rough. I would prefer if the front sight could be removed.

I'm not particularly crazy about the trigger. It was horrible at first, and the directions to adjust it in the manual, non sensical. I have managed to make it work for me. My other air rifles, a Walther Terrus and Beeman QB-78 have very good triggers, so maybe I'm just spoiled, but really don't get the hoopla. With no less than 3 adjustment screws, I expected something a little better, so took off a star.

Super quality in metal, sights, trigger and wood for an inexpensive springer. I had lots or trouble with and hated the Optima scope.. AT FIRST! ....... Because I couldn't get the Optima scope to hold center, or even get there, I ordered a $100 UTG to replace it. By the timer that arrived the Optima got perfect somehow. Dead-on and steady. I replaced it with the UTG anyway, but the UTG wasn't as bright, and would not center as well as the "reformed" Optima. I put the Optima back on and it has been a pleasant surprise. Still dead on and steady several years now. Go figure.

The look the craftsmanship price power

Better scope with the bundle ease the price a bit so a better scope can be added to package I had to get a new scope 2 weeks after getting it

Get this gun it is heavy so thair is not to much recoil