Jerome Bonaparte immediately asked Louis Feldbu whether it was necessary to get closer to the hare for shooting. Although 300 meters was within the shooting range of the Mauser Rifle (the maximum range of the Mauser 3.0 rifle can reach 1200 meters), at this distance, there is a significant risk of missing for the average person.
Therefore, even though the maximum range of the rifle is still inferior to some front-loading guns, its performance is still far better than that of front-loading guns.
After all, apart from specialized soldiers designated in the army to assassinate opposing generals, no army shoots at the extreme range of the rifle.
The optimal shooting distance for the army is about 100—200 meters, where the shooting speed and quality of the soldiers become the key factors that determine victory or defeat.
