getting into reloading

[sigma6]

I shoot mainly 9mm but going to start shooting more rifle. Is there anything else besides consumables and a table? I have a tumbler on order already.

hornady classic reloading kit

http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/sid=72685/pid=38567/Product/Hornady-Lock-N-Load-Classic-Reloading-Kit?utm_medium=shoppingengine&utm_source=nextag&mc_id=11000&gdftrk=gdfV21820_a_7c187_a_7c747_a_7c749009855_d_749009855_d_20521

[XDRoX]

For rifle you'll need a trimmer.
But for 9mm that kits has everything minus a tumbler and calipers.

[insik]

Pistol/rifle dies
Digital caliper

I also used the WFT trimmer for 223.

[the86d]

There will be more... there will be more... you will change your mind or add something, then there will be more...

For about $100 more you could get a progressive Dillon XL 650... but it is the extras one would want to add to it that will empty one's wallet.
A cartridge per lever pull was REALLY worth it, but the initial cost was killer...

Rifle=trimmer as stated, caliper, and a deburr/dechamfer method.

[ExtremeX]

I was in the same boat as you a month or so back... and there will be more...

I started with a progressive press, but now I want to add a single stage press to the mix. So starting with the kit you posted is good, you can always add to it later.

Rifle reloading in comparison to pistol reloading is a lot more involved with more steps that need to be done before you can start punching out rounds.

My rifle reloading is basically done in 2 major steps. Case Prep and Reloading...

Case Prep:
Tumble/Cleaning
Lube Cases
Resize and Deprime
Trimming
Chamfering / Deburring
Swage Primer Pockets (NATO Brass)
Tumble again to clean lube and help remove any shavings from trimming and probably helps deburr a little as well..

[skibuff]

Carbide dies for handgun.

[bandook]

I shoot mainly 9mm but going to start shooting more rifle. Is there anything else besides consumables and a table? I have a tumbler on order already.

hornady classic reloading kit
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/sid=7...009855_d_20521

Get it from Grafs. It is cheaper and you get a FREE case prep assistant with it. (see rolling ads on the first page of www.grafs.com)