I'm a little late to the party here but I think I came up with a good one this morning. I keep reading over on the Buck Facebook groups that Buck is really getting serious about ending the Chinese imports. Well, that would mean an end to the only purpose built bushcraft knife in the Buck line, the Selkirk. Well, I was admiring my Mesa this morning while I was making some feather sticks for the wood stove and it got me thinking. The mesa is a good enough bush knife for me, as is the 119 for that matter, but it lacks some features that "bushcrafters" look for in a knife. Anyway, I think Buck could produce a great US made bush knife from the Mesa pretty easily by getting rid of the recurve and making it flat ground. The mesa already has a full tang, micarta handles and an ambidextrous sheath so with a flat grind it could easily replace the Selkirk and give us a US made knife for about the same money. Then they could add an upgraded version in 5160 or S30V and give the option of the tactical sheath from the sentry or maybe something leather.