Ever get burnt out?

[Dibbs]

Speed, accuracy, fun, challenging, different, sport, varmit elimination. Too many different aspects to shooting for me to get completely burned out.

Change targets, keep honing accuracy. Like others have said, take a break. You'll find it gives you
perspective.

 

[TheSquire]

I had a near miss with a Colt Walker (its a long story) a while back and it scared the hell out of me. I didn't touch a gun for a couple of months and a BP one for longer. It took me 6 months to shoot my other BP pistol.
(I sold the Walker, it was just too damn big and heavy.)

 

[theotherwaldo]

I haven't been shooting much the last couple of years.
My old main range has gotten too hazardous, filled with undisciplined "guests" that run around waving guns.
I'm arranging to use a local Police training range for outdoor shooting and a gun dealer's indoor range for short-range pistols and archery.
Then I'll get back in practice.

 

[Arkansas Paul]

Shooting and loading aren't my only hobbies, so I have enough different things to do that I don't spend too much time on one thing.

 

[wickedsprint]

Yes. After a break I got over it. I thinned the collection down considerably to guns that were more useful vs ones I just “wanted”.

 

[Legionnaire]

I sometimes get bored with the gun forums. When I do, I take a couple weeks off.