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← HistoryWhich early drawback limited long-range shots from the repeating crossbows?
A)Inconsistent bolt-to-string contact✓
B)Rapid string fraying mechanism
C)Unreliable trigger-latching sequence
D)Inaccurate aiming-sight calibration
💡 Explanation
Bolt-to-string contact inconsistency limited range efficacy because variations affected launch trajectory through differing energy transfers, rather than the string weakening early; therefore contact was primary; sight calibration alone wasn't enough.
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