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Don't worry! Once you start reloading, you will collect dies and calibers indefinitely. We started with .45 ACP, and (without going upstairs and checking the shelf) here are the dies we have now: .45 ACP, .45 ACP carbide competition, .45 Long Colt, .455 Webley, .41 Magnum, .38 S&W, .38 Super, .380 auto, .25 auto (just to prove we can do it!), plus all the rifle calibers . . . .308 Win regular and competition, .303 Brit full size and neck only, 30/30, 30'06, 7mm Mag, .348 Win, 45/70 Govt, think that's all! Dies are like potato chips . . . you just always gotta have another . . . :-D

". . . you just always gotta have another . . . :-D"

Oh great...another "addiction" to look forward to!

We've actually been saving our brass for the past two years and have 2 forty-lb. kitty litter buckets full of both .45 and 9mm. I guess those two are a good place to start.

Along with collecting the dies comes collecting the guns to go with them.....I'm seeing $$$ signs floating in front of my eyes! ;-)