LOL to the last post. But The Rifleman does bring up a good point. If you are not planning to shoot much, then it probably isnt worth the time or expense that it takes to reload good ammo. The real difference between good ammo and just run of the mill stuff is the time and preporation that goes into it. If all that you are after is the ability to make plinker ammo, or just good hunting ammo then the Lee kit will work very well and you wont be out too much $$$ to get started. If you are wanting or foreseeing yourself getting hooked on the hobby and wanting to make top notch ammo for extreme accuracy then the Lee Rockchucker kit is really the only way to go. Dont overlook Hornady or Lyman either though, they also make top notch reloading equipment. I have the Lee Anniversary kit with the Challenger press and dies and am glad that I took a chance and gave the Lee brand a shot. I have reloaded several hundred rounds of pistol and rifle rounds and the savings have more than payed for themselves by now since I can now shoot a whole lot more for a whole lot less.