I'm glad someone finally said it !

I'm in a New York state of mind because of:
Tom, Tony, Warren and others that participate in this forum and the RKCC as well. GCTom is what sparked the idea.
Best, capt. Chris
PS: Chuck Schumer isn't a member of this forum...

Joe don't disagree with you on the politicians; sometimes we feel like we are in a socialist state! But New York for me is one of the best places on earth to do woodwork. Many other thing as well, as long as you shut off the news.

Tough carry laws in NYC, my EDC is a Triathlete with black palm scales.

Let's see where this goes!

Tom Flynn

Keeping with what Miles said a model 20 with a Ward Gay handle would be something to consider. Great curvy shape. Can we do it in an exotic wood?

Tom Flynn

I'm a New Yawker, thru and thru, but I agree with Joe!

Ok ... I could go with a model 4 ...

as long as I could get a NY Yankee logo etched!

BTW ... thanks Cap for your consideration!

Tony

If the knife is to be 'legal' to be carried in all parts of New York State, including New York City, then the blade must be less than 4" in length. While NYS law does not impose blade length restrictions on knives, the New York City Administrative Code does. NYCAC 10-133 ("Possession of knives or instruments") states:

"b. It shall be unlawful for any person to carry on his or her person or have in such person’s possession, in any public place, street, or park any knife which has a blade length of four inches or more."

There are exceptions to this provision (in subsection "d."), but none of them apply to this build.

Bob

Or nothing fat like Amy Schumer.
I like Peter's idea of a #4 with 6 grind.

Model 4 sounds good to me.

Either way, I'm in!

I'm in for a 4-6 in ironwood. Tom RKC C 099