l was looking to reload my 30-30 bullets my self is there anyone that can help me figer out what l need.

it would be easier to tell me what u already have
you can look up any reloading starter kit on line & see what u need as far as powder measures, scales, etc.
the main thing to remember is that the cases must be trimmed to a precise length in order for the crimping die to align properly each & every time with no margin of error. You picked one of the toughest cases to begin reloading .
if u have not done it before l would suggest starting on a different type ammo till u get to know what u r doing before attempting the 30-30.
l have reloaded for decades & still do not like messing with them.
It is better to start out with a straight pistol or rifle round , then work into bottle neck cartridges & leave the 30-30 for later.
Get a reloading manual at ur local gun store & read up on it before beginning. Even with that it is best to spend time with a friend that reloads so that u can understand the book even more.

very simple read the manuel

At cabalas u can buy a Lee loading press that comes with the kit & has everything u need to start including the manual for like 80 bucks. You will then just the 30 30 die & sizing die which they sell for around 15 to 20 bucks. Now in the manual it will tell u different powders a LB cost around 25 bucks & will load around150 to 200 rounds. You also will need large rifle primers 20 bucks for 1000. And round noise.308, 170 grain bullets 10 buck a 100. All supplies can be bought at a gun shop or cabalas. But if u buy the powder & primers at the gun shop it will save a lot of money due to the hazard material shipping charge that is 15 to 20 bucks alone.