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Reloading is not that difficult. Just pay CLOSE attention to what your doing at all times.
I wont lie to you your starting out with a relatively good round to reload. You do not have to worry about gas operations or cycling the next round in to battery on a revolver so you can use a light load to start with. The worst part will be getting the powder just right and last but not least the roll crimp.
Getting a good roll crimp on those is essential and to this day I still refer to some factory rounds for a reminder at times and I've been reloading over 20 years.
Like I said go slow and pay attention to details is the key to the process in my humble opinion.
I wont lie to you your starting out with a relatively good round to reload. You do not have to worry about gas operations or cycling the next round in to battery on a revolver so you can use a light load to start with. The worst part will be getting the powder just right and last but not least the roll crimp.
Getting a good roll crimp on those is essential and to this day I still refer to some factory rounds for a reminder at times and I've been reloading over 20 years.
Like I said go slow and pay attention to details is the key to the process in my humble opinion.