Reloading is fun and rewarding. It is a great way to de-stress. Only drawback is it takes time, which many of us are short of.
Start out simple with a good press (or kit) like a rock chucker or a lee classic cast while you get the hang of it. Get all the associated pieces and parts, then upgrade your press later. I started on a Lee Classic Cast. I just got a Forster Co-Ax as an upgrade. Also bought a Dillon 550C, but I haven't set it up yet. I use the Hornady Handbook. Some websites like Nosler's have load data, but only get that from reliable sources. Don't just copy a load from an online forum somewhere unless you verify it in a book or a mfg website. Work up from minimum loads first.
Ask Santa for an RCBS Chargemaster powder dispenser. It is a huge timesaver from having to measure out individual charges.
Wilson case gages are great for checking that your brass is in spec. They are one of my favorite reloading tools.
