Regimental Gun range

[hazelbark]

What is the range? Specifically in the Ming list and I believe others the regimental gun can be assigned to Crossbow, arquebues and other units.

So does the regimental gun have the same range as the unit its with?

I could see a logic that it does, but i could not find clarity in ther rules.

[hazelbark]

If the RG is always on a nett factor of evens

It isn't, it just starts off at a factor of 0 against all target types. There is nothing in the rules (AFAIK) to stop it counting situational POAs.

So for example a Regimental gun in a BG that has a threatened flank does receive the - POA?

But it does not if in a Bow unit suffer the various bow POAs because its not a bow?

[petedalby]

So does the regimental gun have the same range as the unit its with?

That's how I read it - Page 35.

So for example a Regimental gun in a BG that has a threatened flank does receive the - POA?

I believe so - yes.

But it does not if in a Bow unit suffer the various bow POAs because its not a bow?

Correct

[rbodleyscott]

What is the range? Specifically in the Ming list and I believe others the regimental gun can be assigned to Crossbow, arquebues and other units.

So does the regimental gun have the same range as the unit its with?

Yes.

Where a battle group has regimental gun capability, when shooting, or fighting in the impact phase, it receives one extra combat dice.

So the RG can only shoot if some of the bases in the BG shoot. Then it adds 1 dice.

Hence it must have the same range as the longest ranged troops in the BG.

[hazelbark]

Yep all makes sense and was deciphered in same way, but could be explictly a little clearer.