Action Pistol PlanUSPSA classifier stage planner: every clear sight line, suggested routes with estimated times, run through the sights

Both divisions score minor, so the route and the estimated hit factor are the same. Only the bar changes: USPSA sets each division's high hit factor from the top real scores in that division.

Walls, fault lines and targets are placed from the dimensions on the classifier sheet. Sight lines follow the rulebook: walls go from the ground to infinity, hard cover and no-shoots are impenetrable, and the feet stay inside the fault lines while the gun may lean about a foot past them. Route times come from a shooter model with a draw, splits, transitions by swing angle, movement by distance, and aim time traded against expected points, calibrated so the Grand Master profile lands near the official high hit factor. The routes are suggestions to try, and the times are the model's estimates for a typical shooter of the chosen class, not a promise of what your run will be. This is a practice and preparation aid. It is not official USPSA material, and not firearms training or instruction. At a match, the written stage briefing, the range officer and the stage as it is set up always win.