Pack it in R.I.G. now....
Go ahead and shoot it for now. Then prior to school starting wipe it down liberally in RIG and place it in storage. Then comes your 1st year of med school. Aside from the curricular demands, you'll also have to prep for all the NBME shelf exams. You'll have no time for a life. During your second year, there's further curricular demands and shelf exams. Oh yeah, that's when you'll start to prep for Step 1 of your Boards. Can't slack there because your score dictates your future career options. Then you have your clinicals, more shelf exams, Step 2CK and Step 2CS of the Boards, and you'll also have the headache of entering the Match and all the applications, personal statements, and interviews. Then you'll have to start your residency. Still no time to go shooting when you're working 75 hours a week and studying for Step 3 of the boards and in-house service exams with what little time you have. You'll still be able to dream about it once in a while...maybe even take a few minutes to look at those pictures. Then, after your second year, if you're not still working 75 hours a week, then that extra time will be spent moonlighting. Finally, after you finish residency....now you can take it out of storage. Wipe of the RIG. Now, put it up for sale on Gunsamerica.com because with what you'll be making under Obamacare you won't be able to pay back that $200,000 in school loans.
Moral of the story? Medicine isn't worth going into, especially if you're and avid shooter. If only I could go back and get into computer programming....