-Invest in RCBS Powder Measrue
-Didn't care for the powder dispencer that came with my LEE Press
-Invest is RCBS hand primer
-Invest in a case tumbler
-Invest in a universial decapping die
-Buy extra decapping pins (you'll break some)
-Use a spray on lube for case sizing
-Buy a good scale
-Keep it simple to start...don't try to work up a bunch of different loads
-Buy a good set or reloading books (read,read & read)
-Don't rush (follow the same routine everytime)
-Don't let youself be distracted
-Use the THF as a source of information
-You'll most likely pull a couple shots when testing your hand loads for the first time (nervous)
-It's addictive
-Lastly, don't pinch your finger between the ram and die (it hurts like HE!@)

-Buy a good set or reloading books (read,read & read)

At least 3 to get started, and this should always be the first step.

-Never have more than one powder or primer out on the bench at a time when loading?

-Get a stuck die kit or make on. (and you will never need it)

-Dont thumble mixed caliber pistol brass together. You will find one lodged in another

-Don't use Brass O or ammonia base productes on brass. Leaches lead out of brass, and causes embrittlement.

My bad about using the TFF as good source....That's what happens when you're in phone conferences at work and posting on the THF at the same time.

Follow the recipes to the "T". Using less powder than a recipe calls for in order to produce a light handgun target load can cause a disaster. I had it happen.