Need Help drilling into concrete foundation

I'm having a hard time drilling small pilot holes to attach capping for a small section of foundation wrap I installed. I'm using a 1/2" Dewalt corded hammer drill with a Ryobi 1/8 masonry bit and also a Tapcon 5/32 bit. I can only get about an inch in and it won't go any further. It seems like I'm hitting some hard aggregate. Don't think it's rebar but I could be wrong. Could rebar be that shallow in the foundation? I managed to drill 10 holes already to attach the membrane but had trouble doing them. I ended up going through 3 bits so far. I could only drill an 1" 1/4 in one hole and had to cut the Tapcon screw 1/4" to attach the plug to the membrane and foundation. I'm also using zinc coated #8 diameter 1"1/2 green screws which I don't think they're meant for concrete but they work and the website for the membrane states that plated or galvanized screws can be used. I drilled 3 holes from the bottom of the foundation to the top but I only managed to drill to the correct depth of 1"1/2 at the bottom hole. I can only drill about an inch in the other 2 holes and then I get stuck. The holes won't go any deeper. I damaged a few bits already trying. Should I use a rotary hammer drill with an SDS bit as I've read other forums saying it would be much easier and more hammering power with a rotary hammer drill. Can I just use a better drill bit to accomplish this task b/c the holes I need to drill aren't deep and big. Or can I just use 1" plated screws b/c it worked when I tried using 1" brass plated wood screws. I know it's not the right way but I'm only attaching the plastic cappings. Any help would be greatly appreciated