How many hours a week?

This is such an open question if you mean actually shooting or hunting then 4-5 hours is about right.....if you mean talking about or thinking about or stalking the forum then too many to count.

60 hours for all Airgun related activities.

Hard to say really. I spend a LOT of time on AGN reading, learning, researching, and posting here. When I'm not working I set up my guns in the patio and shoot either at my targets or pesting. So I would guess 40-60 per week, maybe more. 

I tell you what though, it is way more than I got to with my 300 win mag, thanks to being cheaper, silent, and backyard friendly. I'm getting much more trigger time that's fore sure. Big plus is that it pays off when I do get to the range. Good stuff.

Best guess is 1-2 hours a week for target practice. Hunting maybe 1-2x per month.
R

Down to maybe 15 min a week. It has been raining and wind blowing since March. 
Never seen weather like this. Sitting on 27 tins of heavy MK II’s and a full tank of air, looking out the window. ?

I think you all of you are addicts … you spend more time shooting pellet guns than you spend having sex … I would say you all have the "bug", but if I did ... you would all scrape that bug off your trigger finger, feed it talcum powder for a month, place it on a target at 200 yards and place bets as to who could shoot it first and who had the biggest puff of talcum powder smoke exiting the hapless bug.

You people remind me of a trip I took to Hungary right after I got out of service. I rented a motorcycle and thought I would scope out the local countryside. I came to a railroad crossing just as the crossing gates were coming down. While I sat idling, I was joined by a farmer with a goat which the farmer tethered to the crossing gate. A few minutes later a horse and cart came up … followed in short order by a man in a sports car. When the train roared through the crossing it startled the horse and it bit me on the arm. Now I'm not a man to be trifled with so I punched the horse in the head and consequently the horse's owner came down from the cart and started a fight with me. The horse, who was not accustomed to this kind of excitement, backed away briskly and smashed the cart into the sports car. At this point the driver of the sports car jumped out and joined into the ongoing scuffle. The farmer, who seemed to be the only one of the bunch that had his head screwed on tightly, came forward and tried to pacify me and the horse owner and the sports car driver … but as he did so, the train passed, the crossing gate rose and his goat was strangled. Forty seven years later and the insurance companies are still trying to sort out the damage claims.

However, I did learn something from that crazy day though, I no longer ride motorcycles and I don't get bit by horses … in fact I'm a confirmed pedestrian, I walk everywhere … or I guess you could say that I wait everywhere. Last week, after visiting my local "watering hole", I was just standing and waiting when a cop came up and asked me what I was doing. I told him, "I've heard that the world goes around every 24 hours and I'm just waiting on my house. Wont be long now, there goes my neighbor." 

An average of 200 rds per day.

I’m retired so I’m gonna say 5 hrs a day every day hunting on one of my permissions l

Getting a bit older now so 2 hours per week, not nearly enough to be good but simply trying to maintain varmint level proficiency ( pure breed Chicken eatin type varmints ) .

4 to 7 hours when shooting FT and it didnt show, shucks. Just my opinion here naturally but if using a high QC springer ( maybe a tuned TX) 4-5 hrs is enough to keep you consistent in your hold. 1 to 2 hrs a day and 3+ matchs a month and you might place- well- . With a pre-charged, if it fits and one size fits all doesnt, maybe 5,000 shots to learn the rifle then above mentioned 2 hrs week to hit what some would consider small targets, most of the time.

The Family that shoots together, Lives.

John

During the winter months when I'm shooting indoors BR, I try to shoot three cards (75 - 100 shots) a day during the week and more (about 6 cards) on the weekends when I'm not working. Probably about 3-5 hours durning the week and 5-10 hours on the weekends when I don't have to work. 

Now that it's warm and I'm shooting FT and outdoor BR, I split my time between the two. Probably about 5 hours during the week and 5-10 on the weekends when I don't have to work. 

Chas