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99-11 El Presidente

A 12-shot Virginia Count test of the turn, draw, transitions, reload, and the points you can keep at speed.

Stage plan and briefing

Know the course before the timer starts.

This GM Path plan uses one proportional scale for the target faces, target gaps, range depth, and shooting box. The written briefing is a plain-language summary.

CM 99-11El PresidenteGenerated from Tyrant data
Set target shoulders at five feet. Keep three feet edge to edge between targets. Place the front of Box A 30 feet from the target line. Box A is three feet square.BOX A30 FT3 FT3 FTT1T2T3START FACING AWAY FROM TARGETS

Set target shoulders at five feet. Keep three feet edge to edge between targets. Place the front of Box A 30 feet from the target line. Box A is three feet square.

Written briefingHandgun
Start position

Stand inside Box A with your back to the targets. Place both toes against the rear fault line. Hold both wrists above their respective shoulders. Start with a loaded and holstered handgun.

  1. 01

    On the audible signal, turn and draw while remaining inside Box A.

  2. 02

    Engage T1, T2, and T3 with only two rounds on each target.

  3. 03

    Complete the mandatory reload.

  4. 04

    Engage T1, T2, and T3 again with only two rounds on each target.

Scoring
Virginia Count
Course
12 rounds · 60 points
Scored hits
Best 4 per target
Stop
Last shot

Reload penalty: Failure to complete the mandatory reload can result in one procedural penalty for each shot fired.

Set the target shoulders at 5 feet. 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 USPSA 2025 classifier system update and were checked against current official classifier records on August 25, 2026.

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Review guide

Find the first break in the run.

Do not treat the final time as one problem. Review the run in four parts and fix the first part that loses control.

01

Turn to the first sight picture

Check when your eyes reach the first target and when the gun becomes ready to fire. A fast turn has no value if the first shot has no visual confirmation.

02

Transitions through the first array

Listen for uneven gaps and watch where the gun stops. A wide correction after a target usually points to an exit problem on the prior target.

03

The mandatory reload

Measure the gap from shot six to shot seven. Then check whether the reload also changed your posture, grip, or visual focus.

04

Points on the second pass

Compare the first six hits with the final six. If the second pass loses more points, the run likely exceeded the pace you could keep after the reload.

Sources and limits

Check the source before match day.

Official stage

Use the USPSA stage file for setup, start position, procedure, scoring, and penalties.

USPSA 99-11 stage file

Corrections

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Editorial reviewReviewed by GM Path

Official stage and classification sources checked August 25, 2026. Video notes identify creator-reported claims when GM Path cannot verify the score.

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Safety notice

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