Originally Posted by uncleB
the downside is that if you think you are sorting by .001" you are kidding yourself. in reality it might be as good as .002"-.003"
The Buhay unit is slower and much more expensive but is capable of sorting to .001"
I'm curious... why do you believe the caliper method is so much less accurate? Is this based off of re-sorting bullets originally sorted by the caliper, using the Buhay tool? Do you have any guesses why a set of dial calipers that read to 0.001" would be less accurate than a dial indicator that reads to 0.001"?
I'm curious mainly because I have the twin stoney point set up - actually, one side is a Sinclair insert, way nicer, tapered hole, no 'rocking' like w/ the Stoney Point/Hornady inserts with their radiused hole) and have been considering the Buhay tool.
When y'all say the caliper method is faster... how much faster (best guess)?