That is a complicated question to which there is no clear-cut answer.
Contrary to some of the nonsense posted earlier, the definition of what is a concealed weapon has proven flexible. One of the leading cases suggests that a knife is a concealed weapon if its design makes it effective as a weapon and if a reasonable person would be alarmed to know it was carried concealed in the circumstances.
Also, it is not true that concealment always requires intent. You conceal a weapon when you put it where it can't be seen, regardless of intent to hide it -- your knowledge that it is out of site makes the intent.
So, a neck knife can be viewed as a concealed weapon or not, depending on the circumstances -- meaning no one here can answer your question.
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