A longbow could shoot arrows up to 250 yards, depending on the skill of the archer and the type of arrow used.
An English longbow in medieval warfare could shoot arrows up to 250 yards, or about 229 meters.
The longbow could reach far out and also penetrate armour of those days and kill horses. Cavalry was feared by common soldiers and the longbow was their protection .
The bows used by American Plains Indians could typically shoot arrows between 150 to 300 yards, depending on the bow's design and the strength of the archer. These longbows were crafted from materials like wood and sinew, allowing for significant power and accuracy. The effective range for hunting or combat was generally within 50 to 100 yards, where precision was crucial.
it can fire 37 feet.
120 miles
An English longbow in medieval warfare could shoot arrows up to 250 yards, or about 229 meters.
200 to 650 meters depending on the bow.
200 to 650 meters depending on the bow.
The longbow could reach far out and also penetrate armour of those days and kill horses. Cavalry was feared by common soldiers and the longbow was their protection .
Kind of like Legolas i think they can hear far and shoot arrows real good.
up to a half mile
Couple of hundred yards
Accurately- about 25 yards.
The bows used by American Plains Indians could typically shoot arrows between 150 to 300 yards, depending on the bow's design and the strength of the archer. These longbows were crafted from materials like wood and sinew, allowing for significant power and accuracy. The effective range for hunting or combat was generally within 50 to 100 yards, where precision was crucial.
No and no. Specifically, arrows for bows are longer and more flexible as a slight flex can improve an arrow's flight, but crossbows would be too powerful and break the arrow. Crossbow bolts/quarrels are far too short to be used correctly in a bow, as a real archer would never partially draw the bow to shoot an arrow, yet a bolt would not be long enough for the archer to draw back to his or her anchor point (that same place on their face they always draw back to, to make shots powerful and consistent).
some shoot far and some dont so they all dont shoot the same length
A 60 pound draw weight compound bow can typically shoot arrows at speeds around 300 feet per second. Depending on the arrow weight and other factors, it can have an effective range of up to 50-70 yards for target shooting and about 30-40 yards for hunting.