I used to use a suede IWB holster and it was fairly comfortable until I discovered Peter Luger's Steak House. After putting on a few pounds in my mid to late 30's I went to pocket carry most of the time. Over the last year or so I switches back to a Kramer horsehide belt scabbard holster and so far it has been the best I've used yet. There are still days that I will just stick my M60 in a DeSantis Nemesis pocket holster and call it a day.
I just uploaded pictures of a S&W wheel gun on my website and under the "custom kydex gear" thread on this site (it should be 2 threads below this one after this post).
I suggest you keep it in your options. The advantages of kydex, this design in particular, are endless. Once you consider it fills the role of an IWB and OWB holster - the price is very reasonable. I offer a money back return policy if you don't like the holster.
Just let me know if I can help you with anything. I thought I'd respond because I recently converted a leather guy to kydex after he bought the holster for his 6shooter. This is the same gun pictured on the site/thread (both of the holster and of it on his hip) and he can let me use it anytime to make holsters off of it within 24 hours - so I consider the model to be stocked.
My favorite IWB for the j-frame is a simple offset clip on (offset makes it less bulky since it's not over the cylinder)...as long as you wear a decent belt, the clip will stay put (providing it's a well made clip)....this one is a Del Fatti but he has over a year wait....other makers offer this style, including Lobo gun leather...I have one of his for my P2000 and it works great.
I've been using a comptac CTAC and I just picked up a Galco King Tuc. The king Tuc is super tight and not ready to start using. I have been trying to stretch it out the last few days.
I just can not warm up to Kydex holsters. I am not badmouthing them and I understand they do work well, It's just that I grew up in he leather holster era and can not bring myself to buy one. Just looking at them gives me he willies.