I wouldn't say it's impossible to load match grade ammo right off the bat, but it does take proper equipment and quality components and it is going to be unlikely that you'll achieve these results until you've had some time to experiment with the intricacies of handloading. When I got started my desires were much like yours. Although I had no plans to enter shooting matches, I wanted top notch accuracy nevertheless. I knew I didn't want some cheap starter kit, not even the RCBS Rockchucker kit, which I'm sure is very nice. I wanted the best single piece of equipment for each particular job. So, I did some research and askedquite a few questions oninternet forums. Eventually Iassembled a list of equipment and e-mailed it to Sinclair Int'l to see what theythought. The gentleman who called me back was very helpful. He agreed with most ofthe items on my equipment list, but suggested substitutions for some other things on it. So, I ended up ordering all my initial equipment from them and since then I've added several other things and usually, but not always, I'll order it from Sinclair.

That's all I've got time to say right now. I'll try to get back on later to see if you've got any specific questions. I highly recommend, though, that you get in touch with the folks at Sinclair Int'l. They're good to deal with. There are other good outfits out there too, but I just prefer Sinclair. Take a look at their website:

www.sinclairintl.com