[Claude Clay]

i load 357 on a dilllon sq deal and 32 on a lee 4 hole

dillon is progressive and requires constant attention for its multi-functions. loads 400+ per hour. potential bad is you can not see into the case at the powder station. good is that in 20 odd years, 7 different calibers and a quarter million rounds--it has not ever thrown a double charge. nor missed one either. Lee can make up to 150 rounds per hour and do rifle also. and you can see powder levels of each case. it can operate as a single stage ( for learning /rifle) or a turret for faster production.

32 is a small case & bullet making it perhaps not the best 1st caliber to learn loading on. 45acp followed by 9mm has me to thinking more proper.
which ever you chose--read lymans' latest and another manual of your chosing. if it happens that you have a creative thought concerning the recipe for a cartrage--DON'T.