Ozzie Reviews Q & A - Episode #22
This video discusses the capabilities of a .308 caliber rifle for long-range shooting, emphasizing that caliber is the primary factor for distance. It highlights the importance of sufficient optic elevation adjustment (MOA) to compensate for bullet drop, which can be substantial at 1000 yards. The presenter also touches on the impact of barrel weight and heat on accuracy and suggests using a 20 or 30 MOA rail for increased elevation adjustment.












