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I'd learn everything using one of the Rock Chuckers. Much easier to learn and remember than when you're setting up a progressive. After you learn, you may or may not like the Pro 1000. Some people love them, some hate them. All progressives are different. If you like the Lee, great. If you don't -- that doesn't mean something else won't work.
Personally, I'd rather have a powder measure that is adjusted via a dial rather than changing out disks. I like the Redding 3BR, but it's expensive.
The Lyman book that others recommended really is all you need to learn. Reloading is extremely easy. I don't know why much of the industry acts like it takes a surgeon to do it.
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