Having competed with hammer and striker fired guns (i.e. a time sensitive situation), the reaction to "No boom" is rack the slide. Even a DA revolver will perform essentially the same operation by rotating the cylinder to a new round. A second strike fixes "a primer that didn't fire the first time but will on the second hit". Racking the slide fixes that issue, but also solves dud primer, failure to come into battery, failure to eject, failure to feed...basically everything but a stuck case or an improperly inserted magazine. In the olden days of 5 round en bloc bolt action magazines and 80 round ammo loadouts (think an M98 or an M1903), an exposed striker to hit the primer again made sense....the dud round represented at least 1/6th of the ammo in the gun and 1/86th of your total ammo. I just upgraded to 27 round magazines for competition, but even my single stack carry guns have 7 and 8 round magazines.
If you have your heart set on it don't let me stop you, but thinking about the practical use case could save you some money.
