Even if it does I have never seen each and every piece of brass from Lapua, Nosler, Norma, Federal, Remington or Winchester blow out to the exact same length on first firing.
This is true, but a matter of degree. OP describes a variance of 61 thou. I'll occasionally see as much as 6 thou difference in stretch in a batch of 7.62 or even .375s - one headstamp, fired in one chamber. Multiple brands would increase that variance, sure.
Which brings up another issue. Metal to be trimmed comes from somewhere. I sometimes use bulk 7.62 brass. But step one is to run every piece into a Wilson case gauge. Can do this while watching a movie. By feel.
Cases noticeably stretched get culled. Right then and there. Cuz I don't need to waste time, sizing die life, and lube to discover cases that a) might still be hard to chamber, b) will require more trimming than most of the rest and, c) are destined for a partial case separation. Those culled cases were overstretched on first firing. M240 chamber? Whatever. I don't need the aggravation. Just part of the economics of bulk brass.
I'd take the same approach with 5.56. If I weren't so lazy.......I just shoot factory in 5.56.