Only if you steeped up to the line with the flashlight still on. J/K that gun would be more than caple at any 3 gun match. The only thing that I would do is add a comp to it.

You will be fine. We have guys that show up every month with their "go to" rifles and shotties. They shoot matches with them in the configuration they normally have them. It is a good way to see what works and what doesn't. I don't have a light, etc. on my game rifle or shottie; but, I've shot matches with my duty guns as well. I learned a few things about them and how they were set-up. I actually changed the rear sight on my duty rifle because it effected transitions in certain lighting. Most of my training with that rifle has been in low light, I never would have known how much the fixed rear sight was blocking my FOV had I not been running it in a match. My next change will be to put the Eotech on a riser to see if that helps me see better as well. Shoot what you got, if you get hooked start trying other peoples stuff and find out what you want for game guns. My experience has been that 3 gun shooters are some of the most helpful people around. All you have to do is ask.

R4B

Looks good to me. If you decide to get more serious about playing the game of 3 gun you may want to make a few small changes but it will do the job for you.

Aimpoints are not very popular because their smallest dot is 2MOA. Most guys run a Leupold Delta Point or Eotech XPS2.1

You need a cat tail for your Accupoint.

I'm going to pick up a Burris XTR or a Vortex PST for the Spike's middy and use that for 3 gunning.

Does anyone who owns either of these optics give me some feedback?

My biggest concern is reticle visibility during bright daylight but on darker targets. I've seen some pics of the PST reticle and it nearly disappears in bright sunlight if there is a darker tree line or something similar in the background.

Thanks.