We report on the optimization of femtosecond-pulse inscribed arrays of short randomly-spaced FBGs for Raman lasing in multimode GRIN fiber pumped by highly-multimode (M-2 similar to 34) 940-nm diodes. The fabricated 1D-3D FBG arrays used as a complex output mirror together with input highly-reflective FBG provide random lasing of the Stokes beam at 976 nm with output power around 30 W. The optimization of array structure results in beam quality improvement to M-2<2 and the linewidth narrowing to 0.1-0.2 nm that is better than that for long regular FBG of comparable reflection. Potential of such cavity structure for further parameter improvement and its practical applications are discussed.