Welcome burd.
You found the fascinating and rewarding hobby of hand loading huh? Great.
You didn't elaborate but I urge you, for safety sake, to read, read, and read some more...ask, ask and ask again.
Learn the tools of the trade and what makes them tick and how to best use them and read manual after manual and follow the suggestions and data contained in them.
The internet is full of information, and for the most part that information is great, I caution you on just taking someone elses load data without comparing it with tested data in reputable manuals.
But, you are correct that it's enjoyable and it's also rewarding especially when you find a recipe that's far more accurate than any commerical or military rounds out there.
It's also somewhat cheaper to reload than to buy ammo. But with so much good cheap ammo out there reloading is, in my book, geared to bench shooters, those shooting in competitions, and those who want a precision load for a particular gun they own.
If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask here.
Good luck.