Thanks guys! I've been trying to read all I can and think just because I will get a Frankford digital scale with the rest. If for nothing else but to run self-checks on the beam scale. Actually, now that I think about it, I think I have one mixed in with my old archery stuff. (Shoulder damage-no longer can draw a bow)
Yeah, sounds to me if I want the most accuracy I will definately have to look CLOSELY at bullet seat depth. But correct me if I am wrong, but using calipers, if I match the load data's OAL for a certain loading, it might be a okay/good hunting load? Or at least allow me to see if it has potential for better accuracy? I really don't need sub-MOA for most of what I'm doing or intending. Of course, knowing myself, I will eventually not be satisified with MOA.
If I sound nervous, I am.. but to me that should be a good thing as I will force myself to take things slow and try to get the basics well in hand before any in-depth experimenting.