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09-10 Life's Little Problems

Prepare for USPSA classifier 09-10 Life's Little Problems with its proportional wall and port setup, current HHFs, target-time calculator, and five videos.

Stage plan and briefing

Know the course before the timer starts.

This GM Path plan follows the official setup dimensions and composition. The briefing below summarizes the official source in plain language.

CM 09-10Life's Little ProblemsGenerated from Tyrant data
The center wall is eight feet wide. Its port is 18 inches wide, 21 inches tall, and 14 inches above the ground. T3 and T4 shoulders are 32 inches high.18 IN PORT8 FT CENTER WALL11 FT FAR ROW14 FT14 FT8 FT8 FT3 FT4 FTT1T2T3T4T5T6HEELS 4 FT BACK

The center wall is eight feet wide. Its port is 18 inches wide, 21 inches tall, and 14 inches above the ground. T3 and T4 shoulders are 32 inches high.

Written briefingHandgun
Start position

Stand in the shooting area with heels against the marks and both hands relaxed at your sides. The handgun is loaded and holstered.

  1. 01

    Start with both heels against the marks and hands relaxed at your sides.

  2. 02

    On the signal, draw and engage the six targets.

  3. 03

    Use the open sides and the center port as required by target visibility.

  4. 04

    Remain inside the shooting area for all shots.

Scoring
Comstock
Course
12 rounds · 60 points
Procedure
Engage all six targets while remaining inside the shooting area.
Penalties
Current USPSA penalties apply. The shooter must remain within the shooting area.

The official briefing, current USPSA rules, and range officer control at the match.

Verify with the USPSA source

Target calculator

Work backward from your hit plan.

Choose a division, goal, and exact 12-shot result. GM Path calculates the slowest time that meets the selected band.

12-shot hit plan
12 of 12 scored shots
HHF source

Values come from the current official USPSA classification source and were checked August 25, 2026.

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Review guide

Find the first break in the run.

Review the run in parts. Fix the first part that loses control.

01

Check the first shot

Confirm that the start position, draw, and first sight picture stayed controlled.

02

Check the order

Find any extra movement, late target decision, or transition that crossed the intended path.

03

Check the points

Compare the time saved with the points lost. Keep the pace only when the score supports it.

04

Choose one drill

Practice the first repeatable fault. Do not change several parts of the run at the same time.

Sources and limits

Check the source before match day.

Corrections

Found a source, score, or calculation problem? Send the page section and official source.

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Editorial reviewReviewed by GM Path

Official stage and classification sources checked August 25, 2026. Video notes identify creator-reported claims.

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Safety notice

Use this guide only at a lawful range with proper supervision. Follow all firearm safety rules, current USPSA rules, the official written stage briefing, and the range officer. This guide does not replace training or match commands.