Jim,
A good start would be to get the Lyman Reloading Manual. I think they are
on the 48th edition now. This goes through all the steps of the reloading
process (as most manuals do) but as a bonus Lyman shows loads for numerous
powder manufacturers and uses bullets from various makers.
Starting with a single stage press is an excellent idea - it's easy to get
confused with a progressive right off. Lee offers tools that cost considerably
less than others and will do a perfect job, and if cared for will last well too.
Now I'll offer a seeming contradiction - if you start with the Lee CLASSIC
Turret press (shown on their home page - http://www.leeprecision.com/) and not
the plain turret press, you can lift out the cam that makes it a progressive and
use it as a single stage to learn, then drop the cam in and go to progressive
loading. Something to think about.
Glenn



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