thigh rigs

I need recommendations for 2 thigh holsters.

One will be for a Beretta 92 and the other for a SIG 220. Or is there a single holster that can accomodate both?

THey need to be durable and have good retention while running, crawling, jumping, getting in and out of vehicles quickly, etc.

pretty decent ones there or "Ranger Joes" triple retention offerings for those firearms.

London Bridge (http://www.londonbridgetrading.com) makes nice gear and they have specific holsters for the 92.

I have one from Ace Case, which I like well enough. It is soft sided nylon, and has an adjustable thumb break strap. It was cheap, and holds either my SA XD-9 or SIG 229. (And a spare mag for either.)

High Speed Gear makes a good one that is very comfortable, and doesnt tend to loosen up and move around. It can also be had with a removable flap.
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http://www.highspeedgearinc.com/

Information on what you would be using it for would assist in making a recommendation.

Check out the Safariland 6004, its the standard.

I use a model 6004 for my beretta, can't speak for what does the job with the sig, the safariland 6004 runs about $152. Safariland is definately the way to go for tactical holsters, stay away from nylon. Having said that, look at what you need it for. If you want a holster that is fast and reliable on the draw stay with hard plastics, if you just want a thigh rig to hold you pistol with no need for quick draws, you may want to consider nylon as that is your best bet for a one holster to fit both guns. It goes back to getting a jack of all trades but master of none. It all depends on how you will use it.

For CQB, the Safariland 6004 is the accepted standard. For field use, the HSGI is the way to go.

An up-and-comer to keep your eye one is the G-Code SOC holster.

Of those, only the HSGI would accomodate both pistols with the same holster.