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Read the manuals before you reload is always a safe bet. I liked the Lyman 49th, Sierra V edition 7th printing, Lee 2nd edition, Hornady 9th edition and a few of the One Book/One Caliber booklets. Mark them up with high lighters and make notes in them.
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No matter which press you settle on, the one you get may have some QA issues, but be patient and work with the CS.
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Spend the 10-15 bucks to get some ebay grain weights to verify your scale accuracy. Same for the caliper.
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If you are on a budget. Ask the forum for the cheapest method for cleaning brass, or cheapest die and where to get them, or cheap bullets on line, etc, etc for the specific needs. Watch a lot of you tube vids. If you have throw away money...reloading is a great hobby for that as you can buy all kinds of fun stuff....
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Never ever take some one else's load data that you can't verify in the manual. They may have a bad day and screw up and you pay the price in a ruined gun or worse.
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Always wear eye pro.
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Watch out for primer dust build up in the tubes.
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Have fun and be safe....
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