Which property limited the large-scale use of early Qing Dynasty matchlock firearms versus Ming cannons?

💡 Explanation

Matchlock firearms relied on the gunpowder propellant's consistent rate of deflagration to function, because irregular burning affected projectile velocity and accuracy; therefore, their practical effective range was limited, rather than issues exclusively relating to material flaws or priming charges.

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