Whats defying turrent range in xml ? Is it projectile lifetime ?
For example <bullet speed="4400" lifetime="3.7" amount="bla bla bla
Turret range
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Re: Turret range
i´m no expert on modding,but i would say yes....it worked that way for me anyway 
Re: Turret range
Right, It is defined with their bullets respectively the speed and lifetime of the bullet.
Regarding your example: range = bullet speed * lifetime = 4400 (m/s) * 3.7 (s) = 16280 (m)
Regarding your example: range = bullet speed * lifetime = 4400 (m/s) * 3.7 (s) = 16280 (m)
Re: Turret range
Just be careful with the range as the bullets might miss the intended target and then travel onwards to eventually hit something else like a station or ship of one of your allies 
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