Hatsan 95 Air Rifle, Turksih Walnut Features
- Spring-piston
- Quattro 2-stage adjustable match trigger (adj. for trigger-pull weight- first stage- second stage & length of travel)
- 11mm optics dovetail
- Fixed TruGlo fiber optic front sight (red- 0.060")
- Fully adjustable TruGlo fiber optic rear sight (green- 0.035")
- Anti-beartrap mechanism
- Ambidextrous Turkish walnut stock
- Checkered pistol grip and forearm
- Rubber recoil pad
- SAS (shock absorber system) that reduces felt recoil
- Max Velocity (Green Pellet): 1300 FPS (.177), 1000 FPS (.22)
- Max Velocity (Lead): 1100 FPS (.177), 800 FPS (.22), 650 FPS (.25)
- 7.80 lbs. (gun only)
- Includes 3-9x32 Optima scope
- ManufacturerHatsan
- Caliber .177
- Velocity 1300 fps
- Condition New
- Ammo Type Pellets
- Action Break barrel
- Barrel Style Rifled
- Fire Mode Single-shot
- Gun Weight 7.80
- Overall Length 44.30
- Barrel Length 17.70
- Loudness 3-Medium
- Magazine Capacity 0
- Mechanism Spring-piston
- Rail 11mm dovetail
- Safety Automatic
- Front Sights Fiber Optic
- Rear Sights Adjustable for windage & elevation
- Shots per Fill 0
- Trigger Adjustability Two-stage adjustable
- Trigger Action 0
- Use Small game hunting/plinking
- Warranty 1-year limited warranty
Some trigger work by a professional can make it shootable. Before that, compared to my TX 200MK3, RWS 34, and Beeman R9 I was not liking the heavy trigger. It's more enjoyable now and accurate. Still using the iron sights for break in, prior to putting the scope on. I've had 2 scopes shatter on other rifles with the recoil. UTG Hunters have been good so far
Pros
Price and walnut stock
Cons
Heavy Trigger, even after adjusting
OK for the price, but it's hard to get over such a heavy trigger compared to my other Euro springers. Hopefully trigger will lighten some with use. 25 cal seems to hit hard
Pros
Seems fairly accurate with iron sights. Recoil and cocking effort are substantial. Trigger is very heavy, even after adjustments.
Cons
Trigger needs to be lighter. True glow sights are not bright at all in the basement range. Not sure how they will be in the sun.
For the price you can't beat it
Pros
Good sturdy gun great grouping and good balance
Cons
It feels a little heavier than i remember but nothing to serious
Get one before they're gone. Great quality, power, price.
Pros
Love this gun.
Got the .25 cal.
Hit the bottom of soda can at 45 yds first shot open sights. Really surprised, the power is great as well. Vicki g is a bit stiff but it's a .25 so I expected that.
Really impressive overall.
Cons
Nothing love it.
I'm not impressed with the scope that came with mine " it's junk!! I'm using iron sights and my rifle is a tack driver. The walnut stock is beautiful for the money and I've not seen a nicer walnut stock on rifles costing twice as much. I don't and wouldn't recommend deiseling ammo through this rifle " the pressure is extreme and it's not designed for it " for the minimal FPS you'll get which isn't much opposed to the accuracy which is actually less because of the increased recoil, it's just not worth it !! It's an awesome rifle and if it's taken care of it's going to last for decades !!
Pros
Everything !! This rifle in .177.cal is
Extremely accurate !! I've fired 5 major brands of pellets through it and it's accurate with all of them " it does prefer the Apolo brand Magnum 8.48gr
Pellet " I'm dropping rodents dead in their tracks " I dropped a squirrel at approximately 125 ft with this Pellet.
Cons
The scope rail isn't the best design I've ever seen " it works but some type of scope lock down would be awesome.
I called Airgun Depot to request a return, and to my surprise, after I explained the problems, I was asked if I wanted a replacement, or a full refund. I took the refund. They sent me a label vie E-mail. Just had to pack it up in the original box, and the shipping was paid for by Airgun Depot. So I didn't like the rifle, but I was very happy with customer service at Airgun Depot. Very professional, and very easy to talk to. I would not hesitate to purchase another air gun from them at all; in fact I probably will be in the near future.
Pros
Things I liked: Price, Stock, Metal work was not that of German Air Rifles, but considering the price, understandable. I almost could have lived with this except: See comments below.
Cons
Things I would change: The entire Rifle! Here's why: first- The over hyped Quadrro Trigger was atrocious! 6.5-7 lbs. trigger pull out of the box. No amount of adjusting the adjustable trigger would get it down to 2-2.5 lbs. without a trigger job. second- The breech seal was chewed a bit at 6 o'clock due to a sharp protrusion coming out of the air orifice. looks like there's some kind of insert screwed in there. I'm sure it could have been fixed, but the barrel would have to be remove to get at it. third- The barrel looked to be rifled it's entire length, but when I pushed a pellet through the barrel, did nit meet any resistance until about 1-2 inches from the muzzle; which means the only contact on the pellet was at the choke, and that does not contribute to any sort of accuracy whatsoever.
Pros
Nice wood; nice trigger; good power.
Cons
Too heavy by 2 pounds; cheap scope not necessary
Its much louder than I expected . I like everything else other than that.
Pros
Well made! Really like the real wood stock!
Great guns
Pros
I have 2 of these a 22 cal and a 25 cal. Both are tack drivers .I hunt with both they are killers on small game .have shot a couple of coons one shot to head does it. I like the triggers can adjust . I like wood stocks .Great guns .I am going to get a 177 .I like the spring mods. The vortex is subject to failure of cylinder. Springs are there ready when you are.
Cons
The scope in package is trash. They can't take recoils of these rifles
I use hammers they work fine on these rifles.
Question?
Login to ask someone who bought this product..177 or .25? Buying a refurb directly from Hatsan. I have a ton of 22s and several 25s. Just wondering if this gun is too powerful for 177. Thanks for your advice. Gun would be used for plinking, target practice, and very small game like squirrels and rabbits on occasion.
asked Mike from USAIs this a good gun for tan squirrels in Illinois
asked Michael from USAgreater than 18cal but less than 701 fps is legal in IL. See shipping restrictions on this site
Michael from USAIn .177 yes, or the .22 and .25 can be shipped to an FFL dealer.
Adam from USAloud
asked Jeffrey from USAWhat the recommended pellet or brand of pellet for the .25 cal Hatsan Mod 95?
asked Karim from USAWhat is the best pellet to use to bring down Sm varmint and birds?
asked Johnwhat ever your gun likes. be careful with heavier pellets when shooting birds that are elevated. the heavy pellets in .22 can really hurt someone. the mod. 95 can really push the heavier stuff!
Dennis from USAHow is it powered? CO2, air pump, hand pump?
asked Albert from USAspring loaded piston inside a cylinder
Dennis from USAHow quiet is this rifle for backyard varmint shooting? I've got close neighbors.
asked PJyou will have to ask your neighbors. they won't hang you without a trial. my neighbors said it was pretty loud so i started shooting from inside the garage to a target outside which helped muffle the report. it got me a sixpack of mill. lite instead of a hangman's noose. lol
Dennis from USAI bought this gun in early '17. Just took it out to sight it in. I used Exact Jumbo 15.89 gr ammo. At 25 yds. shots were everywhere. As close as I could come on scope adjustment at 25 yds shots were about 5" off (up, down or sideways). Switched to 15 yds and as tight as I could get was about 3" . This is with the rifle on a solid bench rest device. I had the scope on tight using medium thread locker. Scope rings tight. I'm disappointed in this performance. I'm going to try some H&M Sport Wadcutter to see if it tightens up my groups. Any other thoughts or ideas?
asked Gary M Carlsonsounds like a scope problem. are your mounts backed up against the stop on the receiver. are you sure the scope is not sliding thru the mounts. 20 to 50 shots will move the scope backwards a tiny bit at a time. my 95 ate 2 cheap chinese scopes before i settled on a hawke 3-9x50 ir ao. you must start with a spotless barrel and check for lead deposits on the patch. the front foreend screws are part of the SAS system. the small center screw on the left keeps the large screw from turning on the right screw( it screws into the left screw..male female if you know what i mean). be very careful with the left center screw 'cause it's very soft. it keeps the left large female screw from turning off the right side large male screw. this screw setup holds the phenolic plastic insert in place jn a steel ring welded on the bottom of the chamber. play with the tension of the trigger guard mount screw also. shoot 5 shot groups and clean the barrel with a wet patch after every 4 groups. you'll be surprised!! mine loves h&n 14,66 gr pills. tune the screws and get a good scope. like i said my 95 ate 2 cheap scopes. you should not have to torque down the ring caps. be very careful with the front( SAS) screws...1/8th turn on both sides. then lock down the rear screw and back off 1/4 turn. there is a combination that will suit most pellet weights. torque down the scope rails but never the caps. it's not all that complicated. but your gun is trying to tell you something..good luck Gary p.s. i use a benchrest hold also with the front screws always in the same spot on the bag
Dennis from USAWhat is the muzzle energy?
asked john shollThe owners manual says the gun should be oiled regularly, but doesn't what where or how. Is there something online that shows how to maintain this gun?
asked Roni talked to a hatsan stateside mechanic who said never oil the inside of the compression cylinder and only VERY sparingly on the spring (like 2 small drops) and 1 small drop on either side of the barrel hinge and 2 small drops at the cocking arm hinge point and a dab of lithium grease on face of the spring loaded barrel latch.
Dennis from USA
This is an update after a week. Main spring was fairly dry when it arrived. I had to add grease to the mainspring housing. Smoother now. This is a good cheaper airgun for someone that wants to tinker, and has some mechanical ability
Pros
price, stock, accuracy is good with JSB 25gr Exact Diablo pellets
Cons
trigger