I posted my experience with them on the .22BR thread on the Reloading Depot.
In my 24" 1:7 5R Bartlein, I was running them at 2850 w/RL16. They all landed in the same group at 600 and 1,000 yards, don't really remember how big the groups were (I gotta take better notes), but they were tight enough that I'd not fret stabilization (about 1,800' ASL).
I'm running 88's at 3,000fps, vs. the 95's at 2,850, I couldn't see much difference in the numbers (can't remember if it was Berger's calculator or DOF), but at 3,000fps, the 95 started to shine. The difference in drift started to be more appreciable at 1,000 and beyond that it carried a bit further before it went transonic. That said, I'm not shooting over 1,000, so I'm just gonna stick with 88's (for $20 a box less).
I'd say with another 4" of barrel and a longer throat (I'm only at .080") you could likely get 3,000 out of the 95, or at least close to it. That said, 3,150-3,200 wouldn't be an impossibility with 88's, if you wanted to go down that road.