Thanks for the help. Sorry to have put this topic in open forum, but since I started it there I'll follow up.
I got a little more serious about my reloading since the attention to the chrony. I bought a couple more powders and made sample batches working up velocity and accuracy. I completely overhauled, cleaned and resetup my loader with the exact instructions from a dillon rep. chunked the cheap digital scale and went back to the ol' reliable beam. I then purchased a graduated micrometer set screw for my powder bar from Uniquetek.com. It has a much finer adjustment (40 thread as opposed to 28) and is graduated for repeatability. It has worked marvelously. Alternating between W231, titegroup, and bullseye only takes about four seconds and a couple of dummy charges to dial in my desired charge weight and seems to be exponentially more consistant from drop to drop. My velocity inconsistancies seem to have disappeared. The last 1000 rounds have been incredibly consistant and unbelievably accurate. The worst Standard deviation of ten, ten round strings was with the W231 and was only 13.68. Not too shabby. The best was 6.27 with bullseye. Followed by 8.11 with the Titegroup. I would use any of these powders again, but will be packing the bullseye for the Ga State match. With absolutely nothing else to do out here in Pensyltucky except work and shoot putting more attention to detail in the science of it all may have kicked my game up a notch or two. I hope to continue to tweak and improve all the mechanical variables along the way. If you or anybody else who may have read this can open any new doors I'd love to hear about it. Again thanks, and I'll see you all on the 20th.
Neil