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Weighs 9 tons. Can shoot a pumpkin 4,496 ft (1.37 kilometers) The Second Amendment (cont.) How far can we go? Muzzle velocity of the Second Amendment is 268 m/s. The upper distance limit is set by the maximum momentum imparted to the pumpkin before it leaves the barrel.
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