No.
The dimensions of the case/neck are fixed and reset to standard dimensions when you resize them with your dies. Sometimes you won't be able to seat the bullet out as far as you would like. Bullets vary in length due to composition and intended purpose, a longer bullet with more bearing surface would probably help on the seating depth question. Barnes bullets tend to be long for their weight due to the lack of lead. Just because the seating depth is not what you would like it does'nt mean that the load will not perform well. When someone says to seat the bullet .050 of the lands its just a starting point, some guns like it further in and some like it further out, you have to experiment with different loads and depths. Two guns with consecutive serial numbers and the same caliber may prefer different loads, every gun has its preference, thats the reason loading is a challenge and rewarding when you find that sweet spot.