Is there a chart anywhere that explains how damage works for ranged weapons?
For melee, the better the metal used, the more damage it does (except lead does extra blunt damage from what I understand). For ranged weapons however you have the metal/wood/cloth used to make the weapon, but also you have ammunition.
Is a copper crossbow made from copper/pine/cotton but shooting steel bolts better than a steel crossbow made from Steel/Birch/Wool, but shooting stone bolts?
Is lead a good metal to us for ammunition for guns, or does it stink because guns deal piercing damage?
Is it better to use stone ammunition than some soft metals?
I guess I am just trying to figure out what combinations are good and which ones are not. Obviously I would ASSUME that steel crossbows firing steel bolts are best... but I would still like to see some numbers attached to each ammunition type and metal type used in the construction of the weapon.