First of all, we should make clear the definition of "range", which is divided into "effective range" and "total range". The first is to hit the exact point of the arrow at a distance, that is, to hit a target. The latter is as far as it can shoot, which naturally reduces its accuracy.

 

 

 

Another consideration is the equipment. The explosive power of the arrow comes from 1: the pull pound (the force required to draw the bow), and 2: the pull distance (the wider the bow is drawn, the faster the arrow accelerates). Combining the two produces arrow speed, or "arrow speed" in archery. The higher the speed, the farther the shot will go.