Firearm Logic

This is something I’ve believed in from the start.

Training should be treated like the gym.
Not once in a while. Not random.
Consistent. Intentional. Focused.

1–2 hours of real work, knowing exactly what you’re trying to improve.

That’s why I built this.

I’ve always wanted to bring a personal training model into shooting, something that works for everyone, from law enforcement to civilians. Not just a class you take and forget, but a system you can keep building on.

Because one class won’t make you better.
Consistency will. Direction will. Coaching will.

This is about:
Building structure
Applying it with purpose
Validating it under pressure

Everyone’s starting point is different.
Everyone’s path is different.

Now there’s a plan that meets you where you’re at and grows with you.

If you’re serious about getting better, I’ll guide you.

Register now. Let’s get to work.

Firearm Logic x Gilbert SWAT

Great class this morning with Gilbert SWAT. These guys know how to apply pressure and push each other’s mental game while performing. Solid reps, solid competition, and a lot of learning all around.

I’ve known Sgt. through competing, so it was awesome seeing him bring practical shooting to his unit.

Had my LE mentors and .steve assisting, and of course our in-house cameraman capturing it all.

Tempe Police Fi****ms Training Unit x Firearm Logic

Had the privilege of working alongside 14 highly motivated officers from Tempe PD including FTOs patrol OITs SWAT and supervisors. The level of professionalism and drive in this group was outstanding.

Big thanks to Peter De La Pena from Phoenix PD for assisting as instructor and pace setter. Your experience and leadership made a huge impact on the line.

Appreciate Mike Lin Ofc. Wes Reeder and Sgt. Joe for the opportunity to collaborate with your department. And shoutout to Gabby for helping make this connection happen and putting me in front of your people.