Using "the best" shooters as an example is a bad way to make your point.
The top shooters in the vast majority find equipment that works for them and then they leave it alone.
When it comes down to the last few tenths and hundredths to decide a major match, it has nothing to do with equipment and everything to do with skill and preparation and no small amount of luck.
It's very common for newer and lower level shooters to overemphasize the role of gear. The sooner one is able to get past that idea, the sooner one is able to really understand this game.
Anyway, that's my bit of free advice. You can listen or not. But at the risk of being labeled a dick (not my intention), the plain fact is that no one who is not a rank novice or physically disabled belongs in D class. My conclusion is that there is something wrong with either the training methodology, volume, and/or mindset here.
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