Thanks and you're right I just said it backwards. I have another question. Would I want to get a 2 die or 3 die set. I know the 3 die sets include a full length resizing die but I seem to remember some where that once fired you want the case to expand to the chamber and therefore you'd only want to resize the case neck. Is that correct?
Yes that would be correct as long as the ammunition will only be used in the one gun that fired it. The other exception as previously mentioned in two other replies would be dangerous game or auto loaders. In both cases it would be prudent to full length size them.
As for bullets, I have had great success form the following brands in the weights you mentioned in my 308, 30-06 and 300 Win Mags. Swift Sirocco II, Hornady A-Max, Sierra Match King and Nosler Ballistic Tip. I would highly recommend the bullet that shoots the best from your gun that has the highest ballistic coeffcient. The higher BC will do more for you at distance down range than craming anpother 1/10th of a grain of more powder. It will also allow you to extend your life of the brass as well. Besides you will genrally find that the more moderate loads will also give the best accuracy than the full throttle max compressed loads will.
For Powders, I am using BL-C(2) and Varget. I like CFE as well and I understand they have released additional loading data that will be applicable to rounds other than 22 center-fire rounds. From a purely accuracy stand point there are probably other powders that might be better but I reload for several calibers and try to minimize the number of powders I have on hand. But I have been able to work up some really sweet loads in these two powders.
Just some food for thought....