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I think you are on the right track. And while I think the Glock is a fabulous self defense weapon, one of my favorites in fact, I am also not so short sighted to believe that they are the perfect gun for everyone. The bottom line is that you have to be very proficient with your CC weapon and you have to have absolute confidence that it will perform if ever needed.

Some great advice giver by Skiprr. I would also add, firing a striker fired pistol is vastly different than a single action or SA/DA trigger. I personally stink at shooting SA/DA triggers and I don't like different trigger pulls on a self defense weapon so I stay away from them. I suspect that your issue is trigger control related. Some dry fire drills and mixing snap caps into your shooting mix will also show any trigger flaws as well as allowing some failure drill practice at the same time.