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if you start enjoying the hobby, I would suggest you get a dillon press very quickly so that you can start paying for the capital with bulk .45 acp loading. It will pay for itself in no time (if you shoot a lot, but you will shoot more once you have production going).

Being able to churn out a couple boxes worth of ammo in a half hour is very nice, not to mention, not having to run all your ammo through a single die, then changing to the next process etc for every cartridge. That's what got old for me with pistol ammo.

Also, keep your single stage press. It is always good to have for precision rifle handloads. Very important to have the hands on methodology of a single stage for every part of loading fine tuned rifle ammo.