Just don't buy any cheap electronic scale! They drift like crazy - you start out loading 3.1 grains and in fifteen minutes it still says 3.1 but you're actually loading 4.2. Penny wise pound foolish, that. Not to mention dangerous.
Agree that a Lee Loader is a perfectly good way to start. It'll make you think about what each operation does, and that will make you a better reloader in the long run. Dunno if they make one for your cartridge, though.
And hey! Don't run down the "whack-a-mole" seater. I still use handmade versions for my Hornet and .22-3000 Lovell. They're more accurate than most press dies.
Agree that a Lee Loader is a perfectly good way to start. It'll make you think about what each operation does, and that will make you a better reloader in the long run. Dunno if they make one for your cartridge, though.
And hey! Don't run down the "whack-a-mole" seater. I still use handmade versions for my Hornet and .22-3000 Lovell. They're more accurate than most press dies.