If I’m not too late to the party… something i would consider is that typically reloading pistol is a volume game, whereas rifle is the precision game. You will have reloading 44mag conquered in the first hour!!!
There is a massive amount of options out there, even more so in the last 5-10 years with short action customs, area 419, Cortina, 21st century, etc coming around. It can be overwhelming, so I always try and return to “what is my goal here”. If it’s to make 500 .44 mag round in an evening, get a Dillon 550 or 650. If it’s to have fun learning and playing with 0.001 tolerances and theoretical opinions on jump-to-land matter, then get a single stage, super solid press. Lots available on the EE, and “funroast”.
Budget is a major player too… some of the new single stage presses are priced at 1800$!!! You don’t need that…unless you’re trying to impress chicks, which if you find a chick in a reloading room, anywhere, please give her my number!! One place you can save a lot is the scale. An auto-thrower is nice, but likely at least 500$. A digital scale and a hand tricker will be maybe 100$, and work well too.
You’re entering a big, but very fun, world. Don’t ever be shy to ask q’s. Also, lots of good YouTube channels to learn from - impact shooting, Eric cortina, f-class John, etc.
SRS