Get a Lyman Reloading manual...and read it...several times....Then go guy another book...maybe the Lee and read it...several times
You'll need a vibratory tumbler and some walnut media.
A el cheapo hand primer sure is handy
some cartridge gages for your caliber is very nice
an RCBS or Lyman powder scale
digital calipers Frankford Arsenal el cheapos are fine for now
start seprating your brass in various calibers
start saving plastic coffee cans
Get that reloading bench built....
what you'll need most of is PATIENCE...too many folks want it all NOW.....
speed kills..which is why I usually don't recommend a newbie start with a more complicated Dillon progressive...I believe in learning to reload on a single stage till you get familiar with the process....but what you have is fine.
Find you someone up there that can help you....a mentor
Go slow...be carefull and have fun
You'll need a vibratory tumbler and some walnut media.
A el cheapo hand primer sure is handy
some cartridge gages for your caliber is very nice
an RCBS or Lyman powder scale
digital calipers Frankford Arsenal el cheapos are fine for now
start seprating your brass in various calibers
start saving plastic coffee cans
Get that reloading bench built....
what you'll need most of is PATIENCE...too many folks want it all NOW.....
speed kills..which is why I usually don't recommend a newbie start with a more complicated Dillon progressive...I believe in learning to reload on a single stage till you get familiar with the process....but what you have is fine.
Find you someone up there that can help you....a mentor
Go slow...be carefull and have fun
