Shooting World Records

Andy Pelphrey successfully completed five left-handed basketball shots in one minute while holding a mounted squirrel in his other hand.

Andy Pelphrey made 11 successful right-handed basketball shots while holding a mounted squirrel in his left hand.

Doug McManaman fired seven shots with a .22-caliber rifle, hitting a thread from 50 yards away. NOTE: Shooting is dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Doug McManaman shot an "apple" off "William Tell's head" from 50 yards away using a 22-caliber rifle. NOTE: Shooting is dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Doug McManaman fired 14 shots and hit five balloons from 50 yards away. He performed the feat using a 22-caliber rifle on his right arm. NOTE: Shooting is dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Pete Moyer made 21 consecutive successful basketball shots while hula hooping.

Doug McManaman used two shots to hit a golf ball on top of a soccer ball using a .22-caliber rifle. The targets stood 65 yards away.

Doug McManaman fired two rifle shots that passed through the center hole of a CD from 65 yards away.

Shea Conaway shot a bullet with a Springfield XDM .40 pistol from 10 yards away.

Shea Conaway shot a blade of grass in half from 10 yards away using a Springfield XDM .40 pistol.

Shea Conaway shot a zip tie with a semi-automatic pistol from 10 yards away.

Shea C. shot a balloon 10 yards away from hip level. He used a Springfield XDM .40 cal handgun. NOTE: Shooting records are dangerous and should only be attempted with proper training. Please exercise caution when attempting shooting records.

Shea C. shot a balloon from 10 yards away with a handgun while using a mirror to aim the target.

Steve Nash made 16 successful three-point shots in one minute.

Dustin P. made 41 shots on his Street Pro Gamez Hoop in 20 seconds.

Brad C. made a successful shot 45 feet away into a basketball hoop with a playing card. He had been invited to be the opening act for the Harlem Globetrotters in 2008 Martin Luther King Jr. Day at the WVU Coliseum.