My simple answer for the OP is that if want to go single stage, get a press that is big enough right from the start. Smaller ones are great for pistol rounds, but when you get into larger caliber pistols, and especially bottleneck rifle cartridges they can become a real workout. I started with an RCBS Partner press and loaded a lot of rounds with it, broke the handle once (RCBS replaced it free) but today it is relegated to holding my powder measure, or using my ram prime die.
If you get the RCBS Rock Chucker, Lyman crusher, or Hornandy 007 or similar larger press, they will cover everything well.
If you get the RCBS Rock Chucker, Lyman crusher, or Hornandy 007 or similar larger press, they will cover everything well.