I have to second the RCBS kit.
As far as dies go, I use RCBS, Hornady Custom, Redding and CH4D.
Now that I have been reloading for 25 years, I would choose Redding. They seem to size brass closer to original specs than the rest do. After that I would go with RCBS. Both have lifetime warranties, but it's hard to beat RCBS customer service.
Even though they are fairly inexpensive, I would not waste money on a crimp die, unless you also plan on loading a straight wall cartridges and will be using a pistol or tubular magazine. It does very little if anything on bottle neck brass.
I shoot a 7mag and a 308 norma mag and have yet to have any bullets jump from recoil, from where I seated the bullets. And I do not crimp these.
The rock chucker comes with a priming tool built into the ram, but I opted for the RCBS priming tool that screws into the top of the press and installs the primer on the down stroke of the press.
Just watch out, it will get addictive, when you see what you can get out of those calibers.
[This message has been edited by Doc Hayworth (edited 3/20/2009 3:38p).]