Hatsan 95 Combo Vortex Reviews

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It’s a Great price and value

The iron sights were impressively accurate for me, and shooting it was a lot of fun. I haven't used the scope to comment on it.

The rifle's wood gunstock was damaged near the trigger area, possibly from being dropped/thrown around during shipping. The packaging definitely could have been better to protect the rifle

Looks great, piston slam is not too bad, accuracy should settle down more. Some spare parts available from HatsanUSA for reseals. It seems to like heavy pellets with the piston tuned to this power, and I have a stockpile of those.

Filthy with manufacturers oils, still strongly dieseling after a barrel clean and about 100 pellets. I am hoping this will just disappear and is not a leak.

The finish on the wood will not protect it. It appears to be cheap spray on, but that is to be expected at this price. The scope is low quality; my example is out of focus just slightly.

I am really impressed with the quality of the air rifle. The aesthetics are very nice. Everything is tight. The accuracy is spot on; I set the scope for 45 yards. I find the provided scope to be more than adequate for an air rifle.

The compensator could be made of steel, but for the price it is satisfactory.

The stock on mine is amazing. I find the cocking not hard at all. The accuracy is pretty good, I have the .25 caliber. The scope is a little cheap, site picture is bad, but it does hold zero so far (I think the scope stop is helping).

there were some pings and pongs as the piston settled in but that might just be mine. It might just be the pins getting seated correctly, this piston has some slam. I would have only included a better scope or none at all and pass on the savings.

This baby hits hard so be careful and use all safety precautions.

It's a powerful, blued gas piston air rifle with decent iron sights and an actual walnut stock that's priced very well and is plenty accurate. It's not made in China like so many of its competitors are.

I wouldn't include the cheap, useless scope. Also the integral can on the QE version needs a more efficient baffle stack, but those are readily available on the aftermarket.

I got the .22 QE version on sale. I didn't even bother mounting the cheesy, cheap scope it came with. Utter garbage. My kids use it for bird watching. I got a Hawke 2-7 x 32 AO scope with a 1 PC mount and it seems to be a good match. My example seems to prefer heavier pellets. The Crosman Premier Domed Ultra heavy 19gr and Polymag 16gr get the best groups so far. There was a fair amount of dieseling for the first hundred or so shots, but it calmed down and the rifle is breaking in nicely. What more could you ask for for $175? We'll see how it holds up but it seems perfectly decent so far.

This is a good-looking and accurate rifle. I'm very pleased with this purchase considering the $125 price tag. I have about 100 shots through this gun and I am consistently hitting the head of a "life-sized" mouse plinking target from 20 yards (shooting from a bench with a cheap BSA red dot scope). I am not an expert shooter by any means and I can stack five shots in about the size of a quarter at 20 yards - and I feel like the limiting factor is the size of the red dot in my scope rather than the rifle itself.

The rifle had an issue straight out of the box where the safety wasn't always disengaging when I pushed it off - in which case I would have to re-engage the safety and then push it back in for the rifle to fire. This would have been a bigger deal if this occurred while trying to hunt, but for me it was only an issue while sighting the gun in, and I believe I fixed the issue by adjusting the trigger very slightly. Also, the finish on the stock isn't very durable as I have only used it for an hour or so in my backyard and there are already a few scratches. I haven't gotten around to hitting it with my paste wax that I use for these sorts of things but I'm assuming that this will hide the scratches and provide another layer of protection so it's not a huge deal.

To fix the sticky safety issue I had chatGPT perform a search of all mentions of this issue, and it recommended turning trigger adjuster #1 (screw closest to the muzzle / sets the initial depth of sear engagement) counter-clockwise just a tiny bit. I probably dialed it out 1/8 of a turn. I also turned trigger adjuster #2 (middle screw / sets the point at which 2nd stage engages) clockwise about 1/4 of a turn based on the manufacturers recommendation for a gun that does not fire. I won't pretend to know why making these adjustments fixed the issue, but I will say that the trigger feels better than it did before, and I haven't had the sticky safety issue again since making these adjustments. This is my first airgun, so I don't have much of a reference, but I would agree that the non-QE version of this rifle is medium-loud. Certainly no louder than a nail gun, and my wife says she doesn't notice it from inside the house, but it's definitely louder than a red rider BB gun haha!

Great look love the wood shoots great right out the box less than 10 shots had the scope dialed in put a 3-9x40 and it holds zero real well great gun for the money I have the 22 and 25 version I would recommend this gun

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Appears to be well made, shoots accurately with open sights. Like the quality and price!

Change to better scope, scope shot well in beginning. Now that I have shot 600 pellets it constantly looses zero and is off about six inches from 45 yards away. I will zero in be on target for a five or six shots then it goes off target again. Like the rifle hate the scope. I wonder if the more expensive pellet rifle scope combos have cheap scope also?

Price, power, not a toy, hits hard, precise out of the box with open sights, wooden stock has a nice feeling to it, is heavy but it inspire confidence, the sound when pellets impact the target is very satisfying.

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I have to learn how to zero a scope.