Welcome to THR.
Look around a bit before ruling out anything.
Since you are posting here first, you may want to dig around in the facts and preferences reloaders have presented in previous posts. Some useful info may also be as close as your local gun club (That's a hint to join the local shooting club AND the NRA!) or library. Most shooters and reloaders are willing to help get you started, and some will show you how, loan you their equipment for a trial run, or generally keep you encouraged as you learn. We all started crawling, then walking.
Dillons are expensive, but they have a high rate of production and an excellent reputation. Do you need to load 500 rounds per hour?
Economical loading equipment can serve as a stepping-stone to bigger machines and more cash outlay later. Evaluate your needs (how much shooting you actually do) and the MANY options. Automatic/progressive loaders are appropriate for lots of ammo, and most reloaders start with single-stage or turret presses.
Later on, the $ky is the limit.
