argie1891
From your post it looks like your choices will get you off to a good start. A few recommendations if you don't mind:
1. Hoch nose-pour are good moulds but unless you are an experienced bullet caster, I suggest you go with a base-pour mould. Nose-pour moulds are a bit fussy to deal with and unless you keep just the right amount of lube on the top and bottom cut-off plates, you run the risk of galling the mould block surfaces.
2. You state that you will be doing mostly bench rest shooting. Did you order a butt stock with shotgun style or schuetzen butt plate? A rifle with shotgun butt is easier to handle for bench rest shooting.
3. Have you decided on sights? As sights are such a personal choice, I don't have a particular recommendation but think through what will work best for you before acquiring a scope and/or iron sights.
4. For breech seating, it's hard to beat Russ Weber's tools. You will need to send him a couple of fired cartridge cases for him to make a tool that fits your chamber properly. 

Congratulations on the new rifle.  I recently got into schuetzen shooting myself and have a CPA in .32-40 & .38-55.   

RSW pretty much summed it up.

In my CPA, shooting blackpowder breech seated, I've actually found the 200gr Saeco mould to give better results than the Hoch so far.  I have a nifty little Ruger #1 with an RKS barrel that really likes the Hoch bullet though.

Don't forget to post some pictures when you get it

Chris.

Hi argie, I also ordered a CPA 32-40 afew months ago. And like you, I only shoot benchrest as my eyes aren't worth a damn. May I suggest , if you can, to buy " Loading and Shooting Traditional Schuetzen Rifles" by Randy Wright and " The Modern Schuetzen Rifle" by Charlie Dell & Wayne Schwartz. Must have books for the beginner shooter, in my opinion. I have a 20X Unertl on mine and like it alot.  Dale.

Argie,

Congrats on your new rifle. You made an excellent choice. Paul and Gail are a pleasure to deal with. I agree with the others regarding bullet moulds. Start off with a good base pour mould. I also have a Webber seater and it is top notch.   

I highly recommend Randy's book loading and shooting traditional schuetzen rifles as well.

I hope you enjoy it as much as I do mine.

Regards,
Bob

Those CPA's are hard to wear-out, one of mine has well over 100 thou rounds, in that many rounds, one broken mainspring.   Ledball

I have a 32-40 CPA with the Hoch mold.  I breech seat with 4227 powder.  Also use a Paul Jones mold.  Both bullets are very accurate.  I have had very good service from my CPA rifles, no complaints.  Shoot 25-21,32-40,38-55,40-65, and 22LR.  I am sure you will enjoy it.

actually this will be my second 32-40 rifle. I converted a stevens 20 ga. shotgun to 32-40. I used a 8mm mauser barrel cut off the chamber turned it down to fit the barrel and chambered it to 32-40. I shot it for quite a while but the extractor wasn't working perfectly so I took it out to make a new one and never got around to making a new one. I also made a 32 h&r magnum using a 30-06 barrel and it works perfectly. the fifth extractor is perfect and that rifle will shoot 2 inch groups at 100 yards with ease. I know 2 inches isn't great but you can have a lot of fun with a home made rifle and cast bullets. my granddaughter really likes to shoot it and my 310 cadet.