A railgun could fire a projectile that separates into many smaller bodies spread over a wide area. At high relative speed, those fragments would not need to be large to cause serious damage. Hitting a moving target would still require calculations of acceleration and its predicted position. Dispersing the shot offers one approach to the problem without eliminating the difficulty of hitting the target.
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A space railgun can fire a spread instead of one slug
A high-speed projectile that disperses into many fragments can threaten a wider predicted target area than a single precisely aimed round.