I was taught there is no such thing as a stupid question when there is something to learn,so here we go. I want to learn how to reload.Over the years i picked up press etc,etc,etc. now i am to the die factor.There are dlx sets,bushing sets,neck sets and the list seems to go on.This is where i am asking for your help. Whats the best way to go on the die set issue. Before my maker calls me I NEED TO RELOAD!!!!!!!

A Full length set brings the brass back to Saami nominal. 2 dies.This will chamber in any Rifle. A Deluxe Redding set comes with 3 dies.The FL ,the bullet seater and a neck sizing die.The neck sizing die is used after you shoot the round in your gun.Then instead of resizing the neck ,shoulder and body.You size the neck.This will chamber only in the rifle it was shot in.The purpose is to not work the brass that does not need it. .Also ,everything being perfect it keeps your neck in alignment with your bore.Bushing dies can be set to only resize what part of the neck you want resized.(Maybe only important if you Shoot Bench Rest Competition.)
May be you should tell exactly why you want to reload???? OB

If you have any friends that reload, use them as a resource. Also get a reloading manual(s) - there are a lot of good ones available - and read what it has to say. There will be a great deal of important information for you. If you're reloading straight walled pistol cases (45 Colt, 44 mag, 9mm, etc) get carbide dies so you don't have to lube cases. Many companies make good dies and if you stay with quality goods you will have a good start.

Get one (or more) of the reload books. Read the "intro to reloading" section a couple of times and then get back to us.

The "Deluxe" sets such as those offered by Lee Precision, include a neck sizing die along with the usual two dies for resizing and seating.