I've been shooting more. For one thing, I've been teaching my five year old to shoot a .22; I've also been teaching my olderdaughter to shoot centerfire. I've been teaching myself to shoot a 12 gauge, which I historically have not been very handy with.
We have our own range, pond, and woods and reload some calibers, especially more expensive ones like .458 and .45-70 and .460; but none of my family afaik has been reloading .223 , 9mm or 12 gauge; we've been saving up the spent cases and there's quite a lot of them now. Nobody reloads .22lr either.
I see what's going on with the economy right now as a reason to shoot (and hunt) more, if at all possible; it's good family activity with possible economic and defensive benefits. So I'd say it's taken a higher priority with the family as a whole than it had eight years ago.