Hello, I'm Mark Baking, I'm out of St. Helens and I brought myself a pack like UCS2A. It has six pins, it has full security pins and it is beautiful. Look at that. Let me get home, I'll show it off a little bit more when I gut it. I don't know if you can see it too well but back here is Mount Hood. Let's see if we can get this open real quick. Two, there's click out of one. Got a three. Go on the very back. Sixth and stiff. Oh, there's five. There's our open. There we are. Pick you up and show you around. Here's a key. In that two pins, that's our fitting. A second steam up here. Yeah, down that way, it's Mount Hood. Over here's Mount Padams. And yeah, here's the rest of Mount St. Helens up here. That's not quite the summit there, it's further up. We're turning back and I exactly feel on the best. We already had a little scare too. Now all the folks coming up. Like a yes and nice blue day. All right everyone. We hope soon to get this for you. We've got to go back. Down all this. So maybe I'm going to be home soon. All right, I'm back home. Let's get this gutted. So I mentioned the video. I wasn't feeling the best. And let me tell you, that was the worst altitude sickness I have felt yet. I had a headache. I was nauseous. I couldn't eat anything. And by the end of the hike, I was bambing my legs. It was just not good. And one thing I like about this core is, oh, it's resetted there. I'm going to grab the, or about the cylinder is the screw they have here. So this is one of those with the screw retaining cords right here. So you have to unscrew the screw. The cylinder to release the core. So I can take that out. I like this because it's the first one I've encountered, I believe. We just unscrew it as opposed to there being a pen right there. So what we want to do next is, because it does have that groove going along the back of right here, this part of the core from here to here in the back. We have to turn this more like that to avoid that groove when pulling the plug out. So here we go. Let's put that there. See that's the groove. One, two, three, four, five, six. All standard key pins in on the top. You have one. Just kind of sitting there to pop down. There's two. One, three, four springs. Four, five, six. There it goes. And six. I believe that's, I could just mix one and six up. I didn't pay attention there. But here we are. There's a nice pinning in here. I think it wasn't too bad. Which is see a serrated spool, spool, serrated, serrated spool. Serrated to have a decent serrations in them compared to American locks, I believe. Yeah, nice little spools in there. Six pins. This is the pack lock UCS2A. And that was Mount St. Helens. Turns out when we looked at the map when we got down, we were about less than two miles away from the summit and less than 1,200 foot gain or so less. So that's a vertical distance of climbing left. We were so close, fortunately, altitude sickness got to me. It is what it is. We're going to get it next time. And hopefully we'll have another nice path lock to pick up top. And actually get a view into the crater. All right, everyone. Thanks for watching.