AirForce International Model 95 Spring Air Rifle

This finely crafted rifle has a lot going for it; smooth easy cocking, accuracy, excellent finish on the metal surfaces, an impressive stock, and, once adjusted properly, an excellent trigger (more on that below). It appears to have a thick bull barrel, but I'm not so sure that it's not a steel shroud. The actual rifled barrel, is only 11 3/4" long, while there's 7" of its entire measure, including the air stripper, before the end of the barrel. Whatever, it works. The only polymer parts are the trigger blade and guard. Both are sturdy, with no flex whatsoever. Overall, a fine piece of work.

The manual, particularly when concerning trigger adjustments, are vague at best, as there isn't a hint as to which direction you turn the two screws to help achieve what you want.

I read several complaints about a long, gritty pull to the trigger on these rifles, and that's what mine suffered out of the box, terrible, There is no need to disassemble and polish the contact points. What you'll have is a short first stage and a long, gritty second stage. Turning the little screw just to the rear of the trigger blade CCW will lengthen the first stage and shorten the second. It's easy to adjust that screw, mine took more than 1/2 turn, to an excellent performing trigger. It's also possible to adjust it to an unsafe condition which you'll want to avoid.

Accuracy, rifle is not hold sensitive (thus artillery hold is not required). Overall looks of the rifle. The rifle came scope mount only, it even had a hole for my set screw on my Hawk mount. I enjoy shooting this rifle straight off the bench.

Make the same rifle in a synthetic stock. The trigger has a little creep but I can live with it.

I was looking for a .22 spring rifle that I could bench shoot. With JSB match 13.73 gr. wadcutters I'm seeing 5/8" groups at 30 yards straight off the bench. The groups are getting tighter with more use.

installed a Hawk match mount w/ UTG-3X9X40 scope. I have had no movement in the scope after +/- 500 shots,

There is a very good YouTube on this rifle by Air Guns of Texas. It sold me on the rifle, and I'm glad I bought one.

I also shoot a Diana Panther in .177 with the same scope and the Model 95 shoots right with it and might even be getting better the more I shoot it.
If you are looking for a great shooting spring rifle for under $300 this is it.