I shoot a number of different things, 2-3 times a week, all year round. Been doing that for the past 4-5 decades now. What has changed a bit since the covid BS has been the number of rounds Im shooting each week, mostly due to the current supply issues.
Pre covid and the ensuing ammo and component debacle, I was shooting/loading around 25K rounds of 9mm a year. Along with 5K-10K of a mix of 38, 357, 44 spl and mag, 45acp, and one or two others. These days, Im probably down to around 15K of 9mm, and about half of what I was shooting of the others.
The bulk of the rifle calibers is mostly 5.56, which has dropped from around 8K-10K a year down to about half that now. These days, its usually 100 rounds a week or so. I also shoot 7.62x51, 7.62x39, 30-06, 30 Carbine as well, but all those combined are probably less than a couple of cases a year.
Prior to this last panic shortage, which was a bit different than things in the past, I always made it through the others we had in the past, without skipping a beat or reducing what I was shooting. This time around has been a bit more of a challenge. It would be nice if people would plan ahead a bit better and not get so caught up with Chicken Little and his buddies in the panic.