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I bought and use the kit regularly. You should add the advanced powder measure, and the auto primer. Other than that, Lee's reloading book is one of the best. Buy a set of calipers and a digital scale at a hardware store and you are good to go. Swing by a gun show or Bass Pro or somewhere for some powder and primers, and I assume you have been saving brass.

You don't need a case trimmer for pistol ammo. Your case will long be gone before you need to trim the case. Likewise, you do not need a tumbler, unless for some reason you think shiny brass shoots better.

If you're going to load more than 500 or so rounds a week, you might should go with a Dillon, but for casual reloading, the Lee Classic Turret definitely fits the bill. It's fairly easy to pump out 1-200 an hour at a leisurely pace.