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The only thing that bothers me, is the question of whether a "Newbie" should start out with a progessive press, rather than a single stage press, with which to learn the basics thoroughly?
It doesn't take that long to load a couple of hundred 9mm's or even .308's with a single stage. When you are talking several thousand rounds, OK, but does a new guy have the skill to do it right?
BTW. Mikul. My reloading bench was my first evr casrpentry type project, and it came out fine. Built it in 1970, and it is still going strong. Been reloading since 1964 though. Next project is to refrigerate the reloading room, actually an outside shed. Gets too darn hot here in Southern AZ. Shed got to 114 the other day. Had to quit. Bummer.
Whichever way you go, welcome to the ranks of reloading.
Paul B.
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