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The range of an Iron Bow is generally within two hundred meters, but what is being referred to is the precise range, not that it can only be shot within two hundred meters.
A thirty-stone strong bow can shoot nearly four hundred meters at most, but beyond two hundred meters, not only does the hit rate decline, but the force also decreases significantly.
Therefore, during hunting or small-scale skirmishes, archers would keep the distance within two hundred meters, or even closer to ensure accuracy.
But at this moment, this obviously does not apply.
In a confrontation between two armies, the ones who close the distance first are at a disadvantage.
This is why Li Xuanling ordered the soldiers to shoot at a distance of three hundred meters.
Additionally, she observed that the Great Xia soldiers needed to work together to draw their bows, so both their shooting speed and accuracy were inferior to the Longyou Army.
