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<blockquote data-quote="Aries" data-source="post: 3471174" data-attributes="member: 44328">Start with a single stage press.&nbsp; Even if you want to move on to a progressive eventually, the single stage will still be useful.I&#039;m not familiar with the Square Deal B they are referring to, but if it&#039;s a great deal, grab it and work into it.&nbsp; But I would still start with a single stage.I&#039;ve always said Lee products will last you a lifetime, Lyman, Hornady, RCBS, etc. will last you five lifetimes.&nbsp; Lee is fine for starting out, I don&#039;t think any of the other three are necessarily better than the others, they&#039;re all good.&nbsp; Whatever you can get a good deal on.&nbsp; I&#039;m partial to the RCBS Rock Chucker.Get a good reloading manual, it will not only have load data it will have at least a chapter or two on hand loading procedures.&nbsp; Read and understand it before you start, and use it as reference frequently, especially when you are starting out.And double check EVERYTHING!&nbsp; Triple check almost everything...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aries, post: 3471174, member: 44328"] Start with a single stage press. Even if you want to move on to a progressive eventually, the single stage will still be useful. I'm not familiar with the Square Deal B they are referring to, but if it's a great deal, grab it and work into it. But I would still start with a single stage. I've always said Lee products will last you a lifetime, Lyman, Hornady, RCBS, etc. will last you five lifetimes. Lee is fine for starting out, I don't think any of the other three are necessarily better than the others, they're all good. Whatever you can get a good deal on. I'm partial to the RCBS Rock Chucker. Get a good reloading manual, it will not only have load data it will have at least a chapter or two on hand loading procedures. Read and understand it before you start, and use it as reference frequently, especially when you are starting out. And double check EVERYTHING! Triple check almost everything... [/QUOTE]

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