Re: seating depth of Sierra 2150 and 2160 .30 cal
"... try and stay with in .050 of the lands or the standard COAL for 30.06?"
There is no magic in staying within 50 thou of the lands and there is no "standard COAL" for a .30-06 with any specific bullet, nor for any other cartridge/bullet. The length listed in manuals is the OAL the book makers used to develop the listed data, it means no more to YOU and me than the powder charges they list. Everything changes when we change rifles and our's is not theirs.
The 49,300 CUP is a tad low and it may not provide you with a highly consistant burn. That may make for pressure and speed fluctuations and a small loss of accuracy. If you want to keep velocity down for better barrel life you may do better using a lighter charge of a slightly faster powder.
All noobs - and even a lot of old hands - hope to reduce everything to a formula that produces best accuracy/speed, etc, for a given set of parameters. Fact is, nothing about reloading works that way. Experiment.
None of us memorise the factory part number of bullets nor are we likely to look it up. If you think that's relivant it's probalbly better to just tell us what bullet you're using.