Yes ... I discovered a long time ago that if the bullet base was good, the rest of the bullet could be pretty ugly and they still shot accurately.
I never kept track of how many bullets I cast. I know one summer I shot up over 200 pounds of lead. I was using a light bullet in the .357 practicing aerial shooting. 200 pounds would have made around 12,000 bullets. I was just a kid then. It was a LONG time ago.
I once shot a group of targets ... all at 25 yards .. using .45 Ruger single action and the Keith SWC
The first group of targets the powder charge and the bullets were weighed. I kept the bullets at + or - .2 grains. Powder charges were exact.
The second group of targets I dipped the powder charges and used whatever bullets were in the box.
The loads with the dipped powder charge and random bullets shot tighter groups.
I am not sure why.
The rule about reloading and shooting is that everything is always the same unless it's not.