Which constraint increases when a Song Dynasty multi-bolt crossbow's cast bronze trigger mechanism becomes too massive?

💡 Explanation

A heavier bronze trigger utilizes more mass in its movement, affecting inertial delays; the indexing and release timing drifts because of the increased *inertia*, therefore this increases the likelihood of premature or failed release failures, rather than directly influencing draw force etc.

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