You may want to consider getting a turret press as your first press. If you were mainly doing rifle, I would say go single stage, but with the volume of ammo you will want to be putting out for pistol, you might want to consider a turret press.
I have said it time and time again, LEE Precision, is the least expensive press out there, and you WILL get quality equipment period. Others will bash LEE equipment, but I now have 3 LEE presses and I am completely happy with all 3 of them. I figured I have saved enough money reloading, to completely pay for the presses, and all my reloading gear at least 4X over.
As for the press kit...
I have heard that the new LEE Classic Turret press, is a press that has been redesigned to be more solid, and overcome some of the customers recommendations from earlier models. It's auto indexing, so all you have to do is raise and lower the ram arm, and the die's move to the next station automatically.
http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=814175 I don't see an actual kit listed with this press, however they do have one here.
http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=622290 using the standard turret press (still a good press just not as heavy duty as the newer one) for $95 with everything you will need except dies. Again with dies, stick with LEE. They will give you the best bang for your buck. For only $8 you can also get extra turret plates. That way, once you get your dies setup, all you have to do is remove the turret plate, put the different caliber plate on, change the shell holder and powder measure, and you are ready to reload your next caliber.
I have used one of these presses before, and they are truly easy to operate.
Hope this helps
Adam