Good reloading kit?

[u/gig_nig]

Just paid for my first rifle, a tikka t3 in 308, and I'm looking to get some gear for reloading ammunition. It's mainly to save money long term as I start to shoot more and collect more firearms. I wasn't a fan of paying for $100 of ammo and giving any leftovers to someone else. Currently looking at getting a Hornady LocknLoad AP because it seems reasonably priced for a 5 station press that comes with a lot of the extras required. I'm not sure if it's any good though and good information on reloading for a beginner seems a bit hard to come by.

Does anyone have any recommendations? Presses, annealers, scales, brass, projectiles, dies, powder, websites, videos, tricks, saftey, where to buy. Anything at all. I want to build up a decent base of knowledge so I don't buy the wrong gear and can get straight into it when I do get the gear.

As a side note I am looking to be able to make quite a bit of ammo in a short amount of time, hence why I'm looking at the Hornady five station. It's not a requirement though, and if I can get a decent reloading set up for very cheap I'm willing to put in the extra time to save on investment. If that's not possible though, I would like to get some fancier gear right from the get go and make my life easier.

[u/Strong_Damage2744]

Lyman ultimate reloader is the most complete kit on the market. Turret press it includes is really nice. Bought the kit years ago and still love it. Added a few things but not much. Comes with vibratory tumbler, I upgraded to wet tumbler. It came with a free die set when I bought it not sure if that's still included. Give it a look honestly won't need much, unlike other sets before you can actually load. Honestly more companies should make more complete sets like this one.