IF you are loading for rifle .It is hard to go wrong with a basic kit from RCBS or Lyman . I load for rifle and started w/a Lyman turret press . I use RCBS dies and have added some small Lee tools . Lyman's reloading manual is my favorite.
I thought that H&H did a class on reloading? 
They do and several of the board members have taken it and had good reports. It's the NRA class.
plenty of web sites on reloading,but be careful,if they talk up RCBS and condem Lee, i would immediatly get off the site,these people are getting boxs of free stuff from RCBS,as long as they badmouth Lee,Lee makes good stuff & stands behind thier waranty,quality is good for what you pay.Lee is the cheapest,hornady & dillion are the best.read & learn what you need before you buy.
I agree. Don't buy into the hype. All the stuff works. Just some cost more. I've been reloading for over 30 years. My first set up was a Lee in 7.7 Arisaka (Jap). I still have it and use still use it. But don't let this keep you from buying one of the other brands either. Sometimes you buy what you can find.
