The_Edge wrote: Many states and cities outlaw saps and blackjacks but I have never read any law prohibiting the carrying of whips.

Never underestimate the determination of a media seeking prosecutor during an election year....I'm jus' sayin'.

thefish wrote:However, on the same count, in Ohio, if I was to go out and murder someone, say with a potato chip, then by law, the potato chip would be considered a deadly weapon.

...I support a 10 day waiting period on Doritos and a limit to bag size of no more than 8 ozs. Think of the children.

Sounds like a good deal! If I were you I'd snatch that one up. All you'd need to do to make it Indy accurate is have the barrel cut t0 4". :) ....yeah, there's a lot of "Parkerized" S&W M1917's out there. Too bad Indy didn't carry a Colt M1917....you can find them by the basket f...

Here's another one...

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... m=41030371


...looks like a nice specimen, but Clay has no moolah right now...at least not until after Christmas. The cost playing Santa each year is getting out of hand!

...of course, it's not 100% Indy accurate, but still...

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... m=41217112


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Pyroxene wrote:I am putting Glock on the list. Easier to carry.

I agree, but not so much for the ease of carry as the unbelievable reliability Glocks have (as long as you only feed it factory ammo). It would likely be in 9mm for the reasons JerseyJones mentioned. Good thread, BTW...