By far the most common US howitzer was the 105mm split trail (towed piece). The most common SP (Self Propelled gun) was the 155mm SP. There were some SP 175mm, 8 inch SP, and 155mm split trails in use. Unless their tubes were wore out, they were all accurate.
A tank can shoot targets with its main gun at distances in excess of 2 miles. More advanced canons and ammunition extend this range even further.
The 69 smoothbore had a maximum effective range of about 100 yards (more or less). The rifled 58 Springfield musket had an effective range of 300 yards against men or 600 yards against larger targets like a man on a horse.
It was understood during the Cold War period that there were some things you could get away with, in terms of military provocation, and some things you could not get away with. If a certain line was crossed, the result would have been nuclear war and the destruction of the human race. No one wanted to go that far.
Not far enough. (:
There's no such thing as an "average" cannon. But looking at US howitzers: 105mm howitzer: 11,600m 155mm howitzer: 18,000m 175mm gun: 34,000m 203mm howitzer: 16,800m The 175mm gun had such a long range because it was designed to destroy rear-echelon targets like division headquarters. It was also intended to kill Soviet heavy artillery pieces like the 2S5 (152mm gun) and 2S7 (203mm gun) because it could shoot farther than either of those pieces. The 203mm M110 howitzer, a Corps-level asset, has been replaced by the Multiple Launch Rocket System.
By far the most common US howitzer was the 105mm split trail (towed piece). The most common SP (Self Propelled gun) was the 155mm SP. There were some SP 175mm, 8 inch SP, and 155mm split trails in use. Unless their tubes were wore out, they were all accurate.
Depends on the cannon. The field artillery used in the American Civil War could shoot about 1000 meters. The "Paris Gun" used by Germany in WW 1 could shoot 81 miles. The present day US 155 mm howitzer can shoot 25 miles with special guided ammunition.
A rifled cannon can shoot approximatly 500 yards. The rifled cannon is a great weapon. I advise you to use it(if you have one) in a space between 600 and 700 yards.
Depends on the gun. And 45 degree is not the maximum range- it is about 41 degrees. A .22 short pistol might fire about 500 yards, a .300 Winchester Magnum about 5-6 miles. If you include artillery, the 155mm howitzer has a max range just over 9 miles, and a battleship can reach about 26 miles with their 16 inch guns.
A 16th century cannon could typically shoot a cannonball up to a distance of around 1,000 to 1,500 yards (or approximately 0.6 to 0.85 miles). The exact range would depend on various factors such as the size and weight of the cannonball, the amount of gunpowder used, and the angle of elevation.
there are boxes on the sides, just step on them, you shoot out of the cannon, and land on the arcade bot and then push the buttons, and make sure cannon is aimed at him, and make sure the bot is not too close or not too far
There is a problem here. If you mean a gun 18.1 inches long, it cannot shoot 26 miles. If you mean a gun that fires a shell 18.1 inches in diameter, that is a very rare large cannon- and THOSE would be hard pressed to fire a shell 26 miles. There were no 48" diameter cannon. Please rephrase your question, or post a message on my message board, and we will try to get you an answer.
some shoot far and some dont so they all dont shoot the same length
Very far
Shoot the space sharks with your space cannon, but it won't destroy them -- that's how you get them to follow you. Stay ahead of them, but not too far ahead, or they will give up the chase. The object is to lead them to the Black Hole (up and right, at X-85 Y-47) where they will be sucked in.
If you try to lure more than one, or get too far ahead, they will lose interest. You have to shoot them (ineffectively) with your ray cannon, and then they will follow you anywhere. Shoot one at a time until they are all following you. Then slowly lead them to the Black Hole at X-84 Y-47, where they will get trapped.