I started reloading by buying the RCBS Turret press with the reloading kit. The Turret press has the advantage that it will accept up to six different dies. If in the process of reloading, you damage a case or find a split case, you can go back and bring another case to the point you're at with the others, without having to remove the die in process and have to readjust and recheck it . You'll need to buy a set of calipers for measuring, a powder trickler and of course the reloading components. Buy all means have an expierenced reloader run you through the process. Eventually you'll want to buy a tumbler for brass cleaning, a brass trimmer, and other more sophisticated equipment to save time, depending on many rounds you reload. It's a lot of fun doing load development and improving the accuracy of your rifles by customizing the loads.