Want a new hobby!

fatiain · 14 Jul 2015 at 14:49

Archery? Can quickly get expensive with new-kit-itis though.

MookJong · 14 Jul 2015 at 14:52

Buy a MIDI keyboard controller grab some free VST synths for your PC and make some music!

OpenToSuggestions · 14 Jul 2015 at 14:55

I have no co-ordination and am rubbish at every sport.

I go to the gym 4 times per week:
- Meet people
- Potential to meet women
- Release the day's anger
- Look better
- Not many cheaper hobbies than this

Ur round next · 14 Jul 2015 at 17:54

PinkFloyd said:
Multirotors!

+1

MBennett · 14 Jul 2015 at 18:03

/double post

MBennett · 14 Jul 2015 at 18:04

HybridX said:
Shooting- Clays, Quarry or Target

Reasonably priced hobby, teaches discipline, focus and a lot of fun imo. Shooting clays can be fun and challenging, if shooting quarry it brings its own challenge and gets you in the great outdoors plus depending what you shoot it can alao bring food to the table (wood pigeon/ rabbit),, also a reasonable amount of shooters also dabble in outdoor photography. Target shooting brings discipline and depending on the ranges facilities and what your police force will grant you, you can shoot anything upto .50cal.

Sidenote.. you can clearly see what my interests are, also the requirements to get a Shotgun cert are faitly low/easy, a firearms cert is a bit more difficult but not a great deal.

If you have been into shooting games then nothing quite beats getting your own AR-15, can get expensive though - it is basically Barbie for men!

ExRayTed · 14 Jul 2015 at 18:08

Archery.

Find a decent club near you and go have fun. I find it very relaxing

Zenduri · 14 Jul 2015 at 18:19

MBennett said:
If you have been into shooting games then nothing quite beats getting your own AR-15, can get expensive though - it is basically Barbie for men!

I wouldn't quite put it like that lol. Although i do get a semi when im cycling through.38 specials in a winchester rifle!

Im currently in my probation period at my firearms club, once thats done im putting in for a firearms cert. Ive also been shooting at an air rifle club for a year. Whilst both clubs have a lot of banter they are very different and i enjoy both. As a spin off i am now restoring a couple of all rifles in my spare time.

Eventually im going to look for some land to shoot and get out and about at the weekends and evening pigeon shooting or bunny bashing. Some fresh air and sport as well as some meat for the pot.