Hatsan 95 Air Rifle Combo, Walnut Stock

You get a lot for the money. Accurate enough right now, nothing particularly impressive, but as it breaks in it should zero in.

Quality control. The breech o-ring arrived gouged.

Recoil is strong, so you will need a scope mount with a stop pin. It is also a pretty heavy gun, weighing in at around 8 pounds, so be ready for that.

Cocking effort is good. Walnut stock is nice. Fiber optic sights are good. Seems to be well made.

Needs a better trigger.

I have tried six or seven different pellets with a total of more than 1000 shots. The ones that work best are 5.52, 5.54 and 5.55 mm. Using the scope and at 10 yards I have never been able to achieve anything better than a three-quarter inch spread. It should be better. The trigger is terrible. The second stage can be adjusted by turning the second screw in or out. Turning in the screw will lighten the pull, but when this is done to achieve reasonable pull the first stage of the trigger disappears. So, to keep the first stage, the second stage remains extremely heavy.

The stock is very nice for the price, Fills solid in my hands, cocking is on the upper end of required strength but manageable. The sights are bright and easy to see. Over all very nice for the price.

Leave the lousy scope out of the package. Mine constantly shot low no matter how much elevation I gave it. Don't really need it anyway.

It is a spring gun so expect "Ka-chonknnnn" after sending pellet down range. JSB 18.3 gr pellets gave me about 792fps while crosman 17gr HP delivered almost 850fps. Both were lead and not alloy. Accuracy was average out to about 30 yards.

This 95 hatsan rifle is not only beautiful but a great accurate rifle.After dialing in scope it’s deadly.I don’t miss at all hitting 2 & 3 inch steel spinners from 35 yards out.

Personally the only thing I would change is a better scope and maybe trying to make rifle lighter.But a sweet springer imo.

Just get one if ur on the fence.

Beautiful wood stock and sturdy rifle, very accurate.

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It’s loud and heavy

best investment i ever made in an airgun. great power accuracy and most beautiful walnut ive ever seen on an airgun. rivaling a fine firearm.

its heavy, its long, it takes some effort to cock , and it recoils. but i wouldnt change a thing.

buy all 3 calibres while at this price

Sights, wood is beautiful, trigger is amazing, very accurate with many different pellets. Very powerful !! 835 fps. With 14.3 Crosman

Not a thing.

Very powerful !! Very accurate!!

A Sweet Rifle. The walnut stock is gorgeous and adds just enough weight to the rifle to absorb those pesky vibrations which can throw off accuracy in light weight spring air rifles. The Hatsan 95 feels like a "firearm." I added a Hammers 3x9x40 variable scope which came with one piece mount/rings. I've put over 200 rounds through it sighting in, and have dispatched several large predators with one shot apiece at distances from 10 to 30 yards. A very accurate rifle. However, like ALL rifles, it is hold sensitive and the Artillery Hold works best for me. Remember to use proper breathing techniques too, if you want to shoot better than your buddies. My average shot groups of five at 30 yards are 3/4" and under on windy days (usually L or R quartering tail winds,) with 3/8" and under groups the normal on dead calm days. No bench/rest. That's good accuracy for a "Springer" air rifle. Mine shines with the JSB Exact Jumbo Diabolo in either 15.89 or the 18.13 size.

Offer a "Carved Comb" version in the walnut stock. A carved comb would likely make target acquisition a little quicker for those who hunt.

An Under $200 Spring Air Rifle that is accurate, very aesthetically pleasing, and feels like a "firearm." You really can't go wrong with this air rifle. Just remember to practice using the Artillery Hold and not rely solely on a bench rest. After all, if you use this rifle for hunting or plinking at the gravel pit, you likely won't have a "bench rest" with you. Learn and practice correct breathing techniques for air rifle shooting too. So many people complain about inaccurate "guns" when in fact it is their own lack of correct technique and failure to practice which is really at fault; Not the "gun." Remember, Patience Pays. Learn the rifle and practice, practice, practice.

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Everything. Especially the cheap plastic trigger.

My breach was full of rust.

Very accurate and powerful, 20 FPE. The trigger can be made very good with a ballpoint pen "spring" and "3mm thick, 12mm long" after market screws for the trigger. I made a video of this on YouTube. The price is right, at 165$ for such a quality rifle. The wood stock is very nice. It has very useable open sights, to me this is a must. Easy to cock. This is a great, accurate, hunting, plinking rifle.

This is the second Hatsan 95 22, from Pyramid Air. The front sight of the first one broke the first day. Accuracy was all over the place. I did a pellet to bore test and the pellet fell through the barrel, when it passed the breach block. So that rifle was sent back. The second rifle came with a scratch on the barrel, the breach seal was damaged and the "transfer port nut" was lose. I did a pellet to bore test again, this time it passed. BTW, Pyramid Air told me that they would do this test for me, then a nother rep told me that I was being lied to, not good. Once I fixed those problems, I did a 10 shot group under a quarter at 20 yards. Now, I knew this was a shooter. Then I did the trigger mod and accuracy improved even more. I can easily put 5 under a dime at 20 yards. Okay, what I would change? Quality control at Hatsan and honesty at Pyramid Air and putting the customer first and doing what they ask. I would have paid them for doing this easy task, but it was too hard for them.

Don't waste money on the 10 for 10 test, when the Hatsan's need a pellet to bore test. Do the testing your self and if it's a lemon, send it back. It is worth the hassle to get a good Hatsan 95. If your rifle is accurate, add a trigger mod and get ready for some major fun. I definitely like this rifle and the hassle was worth it.
My rifle likes CPHP, CPUM 14.3 and H&N FTT 14.66 pellets. I hope this review will help you the customer {;-)> You can find me at SpringPistonRifleFever {;-)> on the you-tube and fake-book.