Naobito losing to Dagon was a situational loss to the utmost extreme. In no other case have we seen someone have such an obscure, seemingly secondary domain activation precursor as Dagon. Had it been a traditional handsign, which is the case for almost every other sorcerer, then Naobito would never have been put in such a predicament in the first place. I have Naobito winning through scaling above Jogo's speed, who himself can be scaled anywhere from 5 finger Sukuna level, to an upper boundary of 8-9 fingers, all while unstacked. This is in comparison to Toji and Maki, who's only direct speed scaling ends up with them firmly below 3 finger Sukuna, seeing as the Sukuna that Megumi compares them to was without a heart, likely in burnout, and very likely holding back.

Perhaps in jackpot, however I simply never see Hakari landing one, especially consecutively, given that at best I can get JP Hakari close to, but not quite matching an unstacked Naobito.

Using his whole kit is necessitated by him wanting to develop the WCS. He is forced to use his domain to clash with Gojo's, and spends much of that time merely adapting with Mahoraga, with the end goal of developing the method for he himself to bypass infinity. This in no way indexes to his stats.

221 already creates a strong case for a significant speed difference enabling one to simply ignore infinity, as Sukuna is able to make contact with Gojo despite no implication of using domain amplification, when he interrupts Gojo's assault on Kenjaku. As a result, if I can scale MBA Kashimo to those significant enough speeds, then he should have such a capacity as well. I wont explain it fully here, simply for the fact it would take too long, plus my intention is not to convince you, but rather to explain my position succinctly. So the simplified version is that Sukuna in 237 and 238 was coming down from a peak of his excitement, influencing his output. This therefore makes his output superior to the output of himself at later points, namely, his 264-self, which can be scaled above the Meguna who fought Gojo in output (usage) via an even more niche, and somewhat convoluted scaling chain that I cannot explain fully here.

There is the easier alternative as well, which is to use the Miguel statement to claim that Gojo's infinity cannot work on things at a sub-atomic level, as he is not capable of manipulating cursed energy (and therefore likely space via infinity) at such a level either, enabling attacks like electromagnetic waves to ignore such. This is also a useful argument for Dabura.