While the difference is alarmingly large,
presuming the two LOTs were pointed via the same die, the actual "seating depth" (bolt-face to ogive) could be the
same, with only the depth of intrusion into the case-necks being different.
While B-O is a measure of both LOT to LOT, and within a LOT uniformity, to assure that nothing is broken, or, loose, so long as the bullets are pointed in a single die, B-O has little bearing on, "seating depth": the seater-stem will contact a point on the nose, and "seating depth" will be established from that point, to the tangent point of the bullets shank & nose - the base will merely, "Yo-Yo" up/down the neck, while the distance from the ogive to the case-head/bolt-face will be the same.
If you seat some bullets [into cases] and observe varying differences in case-head to Ogive, the bullets may be coming from multiple dies - that is not so good, and may affect "seating depth", as the nose radius may vary somewhat from die-to-die.
Had a guy in the shop last week, and demonstrated this to him: used a 187 Gr., 10 ogive FB (1.300" long jacket) and a 118 Gr. 10 ogive FB (1.00" long jacket):
difference in B-O about 0.300"!

Seated in the same case the the case-head to ogive difference:0.001".

The secret: same point die.

RG