.....put the three different types of equipment on a hooter shooter (or Pro with impecable form) and see which system wins out when you are measuring equipment versuses equipment.
A pro with top form is emulating and approaching what a Hooter Shooter can do. Be a machine of ultimate repeatability every time. They (HS's) are fun to play with, I have one in my basement.
The Hooter Shooter is
not what will determine what "the best" type of equipment or design that a bow/cam configuration is. All the HS does is shoot the bow the same way,
every time. It doesn't care if shoots a single cam, dual cam, hybrid, or recurve. It will put the same arrow in the same hole EVERY time, even a severely bent arrow or waaaay outta whack-timed bow.
Then you start to have to consider what is most forgiving and easy to use for the average archer or joe-bowhunter who may not possess that impeccable form.
It's hard for me to believe that some young upstart that hasn't secured sponsors yet wouldn't come along shooting the superior form of equipment and blow some peoples doors off until someone offered to pay him money to come shoot thier inferior equipment There are some people that at least start out shooting to win and surely there are some seriously talented individuals out there that are realatively unknown.
When you get to the level of talent that some of the top pros possess, it would be VERY difficult for anyone to come in and blow their doors off, no matter what they shoot. Someone with that much archery talent is approaching what a HS can do, and that is perform like a machine with ultimate repeatability. And the HS has proven that a machine can shoot an arrow from ANY BOW into the same hole time after time....
How do you blow the doors off someone that may shoot perfect, or near perfect scores all the time?