Move it a little forward to about 3 o'clock; should help a fair amount.
Also a shorter holster (& necessarily, a shorter gun) will also help.
IMO, weight will make a HUGE difference.
Also some larger gun holsters have a "tab" to help distribute pressure to alleviate the problem.
Carrying a 20 oz Glock 27 or a 28 oz alloy framed 1911 is waaaaay less fatiguing than carrying an all steel 1911 of any version for me.
The Sparks I got from you works well for me as do the 2 Brommelands for a Commander size & a Gov't size 1911.......I have no sciatic issues, but as Mr. Lee noted, he's carried for years w/o any; people are made different. The Brommelands are truly fantastic.
If you want the Sparks back to try for awhile or want to borrow one of the Brommelands to try for a bit, let me know, but they are all for 1911's. The wait on the Brommelands is 6-8 months; I lucked out and found some ready to ship.
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