If so what kinda of luck have yall had with it as far as accuracy and dropping deer?

Yes; consistently under MOA with my Sako M75 Hunter Stainless.
Vital shots; short death run.

Try hornady superformance with 130 grain gmx bullets

yeah I probably will, gonna get a few boxes of different ammo this weekend and try it out

I use SSTs and really like them.

Yes its awesome ammo and very accurate.

Before we get the usual stories of "I shot a 16pt buck dead center and it ran 4 miles before it dropped" I'd like to point out that its a very effective bullet and impressive when you see the wound channels it makes. But some deer just don't drop right away even when you blow a 3" hole thru the heart. Sometimes it don't matter what you use they still run!

I've tried about every bullet made in 270. The 140 accubond is the cream of the crop ,imo. It seems the have the very best balance of controlled expansion and weight retention.

If you do go with Barnes, go light for caliber and drive them fast. They like that. Barnes bullets really shine in light fast calibers.

+++ on this post.

I really see no advantage in a Barnes over a good bonded bullet in the larger calibers unless I wanted to shoot super light fast bullets. The Barnes really shine in 223 and 243 causing these light fast calibers to expand and penetrate rather than explode as they have sometimes had a bad reputation of doing on heavy bone.

They might also perform well on really tough game where a larger penetrating bullet would be needed like a Buffalo or such.

With a 130-150 270 bullet,I really see no reason to use them on deer sized game unless I thought I was going to shoot every one in the rear and wanted it to exit the chest,and even then a good bonded bullet would do the job and likely perform better on just broad side lung only shots.

I shoot them in my 270 and 300wsm and really prefer them over many others I have used in the past.