I bought my Lee Anniversary kit for the same reasons, no volume and one caliber of pistol. I was happy with the Lee at first and still think it's a good starter kit but as you get more familiar with the process and the whys of reloading you'll want to upgrade some things. I started with the .45 colt and started shooting a lot, then bought a .44 and shot more then .357 & 38spl,9mm .45 acp. 9X18 then went to rifle rounds .223 & .308. The Lee has been a good press but you get what you pay for as far as other componets. The scale is ok but I wanted to weigh bullets and it only goes to 110gr so I bought a Lymann scale. The powder measure works without leaking with some powders, I've had good luck with 2400 & CLAYS, 231 is so so & power pistol is so so, AA#7,5, & 2 pour out the side about as fast as the funnel so I bought a RCBS measure, lots more better. The primer tool wore out from my own neglagence no doubt after about 2500-3000 rds tried RCBS, liked the Lee better so I bought another Lee and keep it lubed now. The dies are good enough for me. I have RCBS and Lee and the Lee seems a little easier to use for me. All said and done I'd do it again, I've got good service out of their products.
