Cheaper/less lead time alternatives to Bell Charter Oak Deep Drop Bandit for J-Frame?

[TyRip]

I have been slacking on carrying for whatever reason, so I want to have another option of carry for my J-frame in addition to a Nemesis pocket holster (which I really do love).

I want an IWB holster, and it looks like the Bell Charter Oak Deep Drop Bandit is perfect, because I want the cylinder slightly below the belt line, and absolutely want the clip offset from the cylinder.

I am sure they are more than worth it, but are there any cheaper alternatives that I can also get faster than their 8 week wait time?

 

[tackleberi]

There's a couple of High Noon tuckable IWB holsters that, by using the clip attachment strap as a pivot, would allow you to set the clip away from the cylinder, but probably not as much as you might like. They keep a few styles of holsters as "stocking items", which are generally ready to roll as soon as they're ordered. Worth checking out.

My Bell Charter Oak Hidden Asset works as advertised, though...I'd bite the bullet and buy right the first time, if you're convinced the BCO is what you want. The wait and extra few bucks are worth it, they're great holsters.

 

[Quoheleth]

How about this ol' boy's 3.2 holster? I've been thinking about it, myself, for a j-frame.

http://www.jmgholsters.com/iwb.htm

I have his 7.0, tuckable, which is OK with a flat automatic, but with a revolver it's just too thick. It is, however, a quality holster at a bargain price.

Q

 

[JAV8000]

I second the High Noon option, but that JMG 3.2 looks really comfy! Good price too.....

 

[TyRip]

Well, through some more searching I did come across this one:

http://www.sideguardholsters.com/holsters/MinClip.htm

This looks like it would do the trick for a lot less, but the wait time is the same. I may go this route.

Thanks though, and keep any more suggestions coming, I appreciate it.