Has anyone tried it lately?

Hi Tom,  The target was posted at 25 yards.  I shot it with the PA Hunter that Kees sold me.
.530 ball, .015 patch with spit lube, 65 grains of Ffg Goex, black English flint, Ffffg prime.
This was before I converted it to percussion.  And yes, everyone was supposed to shoot two shots at it.
Actually, the second shot went off just a bit before I intended it to, but the results were sure good.  I didn't argue with it.

John that's how I've always seen it too. The idea being to try and get that ball in the bottom of the V. w/o hitting the black.
 It's still fun as is though.
Kevin

Of course, guess who introduced that target to the CdA club?
I have cursed myself ever since that day.
I remember it clearly.  I was sitting in a bar with John Crumb after a club meeting discussing targets.  This was probably in October of 1977.  I drew a rough sketch of the silly thing on a napkin and John liked it and it has been with the club ever since then.  FWIW, we used to have our meetings at the WWP hall in downtown CdA.  Not many people still remember that.

As a not yet shooter, I really shouldn't argue with the head honcho
BUT
As I always heard, the black part of the Sgt York target doesn't count.
Actually, if you hit the black part, it is minus 10.
And the white part is laid out like a 10 ring target with points decreasing as it goes out.

But, what the hell do I know?  I've only been shooting at that target for 50+ years.
I am not shooting, so don't pay any attention to me.
Just saying...
John
And on to another bit of possible good news, I heard on Sunday that our local range was going to re-open in November.  Hopefully then I will go from a kibitzer to a competitor.

Thanks Mark. I shot the bullseye first, and I knew a vertical group like that on the Sgt. York target wasn't going to work too well. Was going to wait till another day and shoot it with another rifle. But the smaller aiming point made me think like Mel Gibson. Aim small, miss small.