Depends on what Lee equipment we are talking about.
I have used Lee equipment with good results. Their pistol die sets are a standard around here. Easy to get and perform very well indeed. Their Classic Cast Iron Turret press is a wonder too. It is the best of both worlds when it comes to getting into something more than a single stage but less than a true progressive.
That being said, and with all honesty, their progressive equipment has a bad reputation. Not that it doesn't work, just that the older stuff is finicky. Lots of "tweaking" has to happen before you get done with your loading session. Now, this is hearsay but it is pretty well known.
Now I have Dillons. I like them. If I have said this once, I've said it a million times, you have to have some mechanical aptitude to run them successfully, in my opinion.
I have two SDB's set up for different primer sizes. Not because it is a pain to change them, it is just faster this way.
I do only have one XL650 though. At their price, I decided I would deal with the primer change time!
The Hornady L-N-L AP is a good press from all I have heard. Don't know about the one you mention though. If it is convertible to the current version for a small fee, so much the better.
The most important thing is that you get into reloading. Like Spotted said, do it.
