Like many of those above I don't care for alloy framed/fly weight firearms. About the only times they've had any appeal was post surgery while shuffling around in elastic waist track/sweat pants and I found other ways to deal with that. You simply pay too great a penalty in service life, recoil and shootability.

OP, you can work on your double action skills with dry fire. Done safely (double verify unloaded, no ammo in the room, do something completely different right afterward), it costs nothing. Also, if you're using two hands, remember your support hand/arm is supposed to be pulling the gun toward you while the gun hand/arm is resisting.