That's alot of extra jing for advise. They sell those kits on e-bay too. They go 299 at one local shop.
Most of the stuff is straight forward in it's operation, there are on-line videos from suppliers as well as a bunch from individuals.
And, there is here and other "handloader" forums that have near 24 hr response with a wealth of serious, devoted members that are willing to share a vast amount of knowledge and experiance.
You'll need componats,,brass, bullets, powder, primers,,,those are all things you can get locally and then recieve their advise/support.
Then consider if there are 2 guy's at the local shop,,you'll likley get 2 opinions. Yes, the is a right way and saftey protocol to be followed whilst loading, but each guy develops his own technique/style that works for him and his goals.
It's a good idea to ask 10 and get 8 similar answers, than ask one and get HIS way or forget it! Know what I mean? Most of my questions get answered with; "Well, it's up to you,,but this is what I do,,,"
I second what Steve said.
1st thing I did was go to the local Library and checked out 1 book, I read it cover to cover, then got another and read it,,then read
