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Also, I've realized that I prefer DA/SA handguns, both for the .22LR and the 9mm pistols.
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Did you come to that realization by actually shooting a DA/SA gun, or just thinking about how they work? I question that because they can be a little tricky getting used to with the first shot heavy trigger, then instantly a light trigger and a round going through the ceiling. It is best to try one first to see how well you adjust to the change when actually firing. A DA/SA is not very well suited for
formal (off-hand, small of a group as possible, or competitive paper-punching), target practice. It depends on what you consider "target practice".