If you're looking to get into reloading to save money, you probably have the wrong goal. While it can be done cheaper if you use cheap components, to me it's more about tailoring loads in an attempt to find the pinnacle of precision for your rifle.
The startup costs can be huge. You need (at a minimum) a press, dies, scale, calipers, some method of cleaning brass, and various odds and ends.
And then there's the component shortage issue. It's getting better to where you can at least get most bullets and brass, but powder and primers are still scarce, and everything has gone up in price substantially over the last 2 years.
I'm in Fargo. If you want to see exactly what you'd be getting into, PM me. You can come over and I'll show you the ropes.
