Maybe, but why carry a 14210 when you can carry a 14205 instead?

Plus, then you can say, "Excuse me while I whip this thing out."

Ha!

I still say get both. the '210 makes for an easy carry and with the recurve offers a lot of blade for the size of the knife. I wouldn't easily part with, or trade it.

+1 on what Joe said..Both are awesome..

Last week I had my neighbor with her camera come over. I asked if she would take a few pics so I can post them in the HK forum. She did. It was pics of my 14205, 14210, 14255 with my HK USP 40 S&W. I liked the one where you could see edge of the freshly sharpened 14205. It was shinny and cool looking.

She said she would put them on a CD and bring them back the next day. That was 7/8 days ago. On the phone she said she would have to install them on my computer herself because I didn’t know enough about computers to do it.

All I can say is.

All knife purchases are now on hold until I purchase a new computer and camera. Enough is enough.

HK 14255 & 14205 new motto. ,

"Excuse me while I whip this thing out."

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Originally posted by Dr Forthington Pringles:
Last week I had my neighbor with her camera come over.
HK 14255 & 14205 new motto. ,

"Excuse me while I whip this thing out."

Doc, not the freaky, red-headed hippie chic again! Dude, you need an intervention or something.

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Originally posted by Trailboss:
Doc, not the freaky, red-headed hippie chic again! Dude, you need an intervention or something.

Red-headed women are bad luck....freaky, hippie-chick redheads are even worse. Lookout or you'll come home to find your pet rabbit in a frying pan on the stove.

TB, don't ya mean "boiling in a pot" on the stove? Ha! Glenn Close was sick in that movie....Fatal Attraction.

Any time my wife has to go out of town for a few days she makes me watch that movie first.

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Originally posted by fastjan:
TB, don't ya mean "boiling in a pot" on the stove? Ha!

Yes, that's exactly what I meant. That movie was so disturbing that I only watched it once--and that was in the theater when it was first released.

Watch out Doc...in your case you may come home only to find that she took an SOS pad to all of your knives because the BK coating made them look "dirty."

P.S. Any guesses as to where "Red-headed women are bad luck." come from? Anyone?