Fewest World Records  

Doug McManaman fired one shot with a rifle, hitting a golf ball on the head of a stuffed turkey from 50 yards away. NOTE: This record is dangerous and should only be attempted with proper training and safety precautions.

Doug McManaman threw a tomahawk nine times, hitting five balloons.

Doug McManaman fired seven shots, hitting five balloons from 50 yards away. He used a 22-caliber rifle on his right arm and performed the attempt while seated. NOTE: Shooting is dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals

Doug McManaman fired two shots and hit a toothpick from 50 yards using a 22-caliber rifle. NOTE: Shooting is dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Sam W. and his friend spelled out the word "Tilt" using their bodies.

Trent K. took five rolls to make 10 six-sided dice all turn up the number 1, also known as a "Yahtzee."

Doug McManaman fired one rifle shot and hit an egg off of the head of a stuffed turkey from 65 yards away. NOTE: This record is dangerous and should only be attemped with proper training and safety precautions.

Viktor O. took one putt to make a die turn up six pips.

Brian Pankey blew four cups from one cup to another six times. He stacked the cups by blowing them individually.

Brian Pankey hit a bullseye on his sixth throw, while balancing on arola bola.

Ryan E. used just 42 moves to win against the computer in a game of Line Bounder.

Doug McManaman fired 10 shots and hit an empty package of Stride gum 10 times using a .22 caliber rifle.

Doug McManaman fired 14 shots backwards using a mirror, hitting nine plastic bottles from 50 yards away.

Doug McManaman fired 17 shots to hit 10 pennies using a .22 caliber rifle.

Doug McManaman used 11 shots to hit 10 golf balls using a 22-caliber rifle.

Blast Off!!! played just 24 beats of Sweet Child O’ Mine in one minute, a world record. The band performed the song on July 14, 2009 at a World Record Appreciation Society[] event in New York City. Dan Rollman and Corey Henderson were present to witness and time the feat. [#WRAS07][]