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KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Integrated Tool-Less Locking Pin for Aftermarket Charging Handles

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About This Item

WHAT'S INCLUDED:

  • 1 - Stainless Steel Locking Pin
  • 1 - 1.27mm Hex Key
Description

KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Integrated Tool-Less Locking Pin

The MCARBO Mod 2 Locking Pin is a necessary component for the SUB-2000 Charging Handles. This redesigned pin seamlessly integrates with the factory SUB-2000 Recoil Spring, facilitating a swifter field stripping process without the need for any additional tools. Once the recoil spring is inserted with the integrated locking pin, it directly aligns with the MCARBO SUB2K Charging Handle of your selection.

This Mod 2 Locking Pin is included with the following products:

KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Resources:

If you're getting the KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Integrated Tool-Less Locking Pin, then you might find the following KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Resources useful in further enhancing your firearm. Download the SUB-2000 Owners Manual or use the Exploded View of the SUB-2000 Parts Diagram to plan your next firearm project.

KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Owner's Manual
KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Exploded View
KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Double Finger Charging Handle Printable Instructions

M*CARBO No Hassle 100% Lifetime Guarantee:

The KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Integrated Tool-Less Locking Pin for Aftermarket Charging Handles is protected by the M*CARBO No Hassle 100% Lifetime Guarantee.

Tested and Approved:

The KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Integrated Tool-Less Locking Pin for Aftermarket Charging Handles has been tested repeatedly to ensure reliable operation and safety.

Veteran Owned and Operated Business:

American made KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Integrated Tool-Less Locking Pin for Aftermarket Charging Handles is designed and manufactured by Combat Veterans. We will donate a portion of your purchase to the Military Foundations we humbly support.

ATTENTION:

You must be 18 yrs of age to purchase. We advise that all parts purchased from our inventory be installed and inspected by a qualified gunsmith. Modifying your weapon may be prohibited in your state. Do not modify your sear or hammer engagement surfaces, with or without the KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Integrated Tool-Less Locking Pin for Aftermarket Charging Handles. Before installing please be sure to check all local state and federal laws. By installing this part you agree to take full responsibility for any and all legal, health and warranty consequences that may be incurred.

Reviews
Suggestion to install
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I used a one handed bar clamp to compress the spring, was completed with the install in 5 minutes.
SUGGESTION
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Only 3 stars due to difficult installation. Bloody thumb to prove it! Suggest you offer this part installed, as an option, on a replacement factory recoil spring assembly ($10 at Kel-Tec). Just add the additional cost of the new spring assembly since it is so easy to install!
If an arthritic 65 year old can do it then so can you ;)
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Tired of breaking down your rifle and having the locking pin pop out and roll off into oblivion when you pull out the recoil spring? Tired of trying to reinstall that pin using a long screwdriver? This guy is your answer.

I’m that older guy with arthritis that Chris was talking about in the install video. No offense to anyone, but I think a lot of people make this install more difficult than it needs to be. I guess I think outside of the box as I had little trouble installing this. I simply drilled a hole in a block of wood and inserted the recoil spring in there to hold it steady. I used a small screwdriver to compress the spring then I stuck a second screwdriver through the coils and through that wire loop to maintain the compression. (A screwdriver is easier on your hands than using that skinny allen wrench.) I did this multiple times compressing the spring a little further each time. Yah, it does take a little strength to get the spring compressed enough, but once you do just take one of those little screw drivers (or the allen wrench) and stick it through the spring coils under that wire loop, relax for a minute and take a breath. During this process I did not once have to use my hands or fingers on the spring and risk losing any skin. After this, I followed the video exactly. I stuck a screwdriver through the coils under the tab, compressed a bit, angled the metal tab and rotated the screwdriver around to spread the wires and the tab popped right off. I slightly compressed the spring a bit, rotated to spread those wires apart again and popped in the locking pin. It’s no more difficult than removing that tab you just popped off. If it isn’t easy then you’re doing it wrong. Check your work before allowing the spring to fully decompress then reassemble the weapon. No more needing a screwdriver to assemble and no more losing or chasing after the locking pin.

M*CARBO has designed a lot of great upgrades for the SUB-2000, but this is probably one of the most innovative and eliminates that little bit of frustration you might experience trying to reassemble the weapon and makes it just a tad easier.
Don’t work
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Charging handle won’t lock back . Installed original an works fine . Reinstalled an same problem . They said they sent a response. I can’t see it because says password is incorrect. Did that 5 times already!!!!!!! Pissed
Horrible to install till you stop and outsmart it..... Tricks to share
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I of course didn't read the instructions/watch the video and said the same curses that everyone reading this did. Compressing an oily spring under compression using only your hands WILL remove skin and maybe an eyeball - here's how to work smarter not harder:

* a 3/8" deep socket in a vice holds the spring nicely. If you don't have a socket set, back away from the weapon and find someone who does.
* get a paperclip, it will help prevent "pushing" the freed link into the captured link.
* compress the spring as shown, insert the little hex wrench, and bend the papercip into a tight U below the hex at 90 deg to capture the upper loop.
* Thread the spring down the hex/paperclip into the compressed captured end in the vice - screw it down like a bolt.
* once tension is off the top spring keeper, swapping in the new improved part is cake.

I spent 10 minutes cursing, pooped a beer and then it took maybe 45 seconds using this approach.
Better buy that block!
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I tore all the skon off my fjngers pulling the speing back over and over and trying to insert the pin to hold it back. Had wuite the time but i fjnally got it. I cant help but assume it would have been so mivh easier if I had one of the blocks to hold the base. Once ready to go in the weapon I do like how it is so muvh easier to get the charging handle to stay in. Makes assembly muvh quicker.
Screwed
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If the tool pops out you are totally screwed. Now I have no idea how to compress the spring to get the locking pin in. I am really wishing I had not attempted to use this pin
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Easy install
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Used a caulking gun to compress spring. Also used bolt from gun to keep spring straight.
Questions & Answers
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Question:
Bought the recoilless charging handle . Installed by directions an charging handle won’t come back an seat in lock up . Swapped everything back to original an works fine . Then reinstall again an same thing happened . Is this handle bigger??
Knucklesheadknoll March 9, 2023 6:50 PM
Answers
For technical support, please email our team Help@mcabro.com or call our customer service line.
Answered by
Kenneth Noble / March 15, 2023 9:33 AM

About This Item

WHAT'S INCLUDED:

  • 1 - Stainless Steel Locking Pin
  • 1 - 1.27mm Hex Key

KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Integrated Tool-Less Locking Pin

The MCARBO Mod 2 Locking Pin is a necessary component for the SUB-2000 Charging Handles. This redesigned pin seamlessly integrates with the factory SUB-2000 Recoil Spring, facilitating a swifter field stripping process without the need for any additional tools. Once the recoil spring is inserted with the integrated locking pin, it directly aligns with the MCARBO SUB2K Charging Handle of your selection.

This Mod 2 Locking Pin is included with the following products:

KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Resources:

If you're getting the KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Integrated Tool-Less Locking Pin, then you might find the following KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Resources useful in further enhancing your firearm. Download the SUB-2000 Owners Manual or use the Exploded View of the SUB-2000 Parts Diagram to plan your next firearm project.

KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Owner's Manual
KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Exploded View
KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Double Finger Charging Handle Printable Instructions

M*CARBO No Hassle 100% Lifetime Guarantee:

The KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Integrated Tool-Less Locking Pin for Aftermarket Charging Handles is protected by the M*CARBO No Hassle 100% Lifetime Guarantee.

Tested and Approved:

The KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Integrated Tool-Less Locking Pin for Aftermarket Charging Handles has been tested repeatedly to ensure reliable operation and safety.

Veteran Owned and Operated Business:

American made KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Integrated Tool-Less Locking Pin for Aftermarket Charging Handles is designed and manufactured by Combat Veterans. We will donate a portion of your purchase to the Military Foundations we humbly support.

ATTENTION:

You must be 18 yrs of age to purchase. We advise that all parts purchased from our inventory be installed and inspected by a qualified gunsmith. Modifying your weapon may be prohibited in your state. Do not modify your sear or hammer engagement surfaces, with or without the KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Integrated Tool-Less Locking Pin for Aftermarket Charging Handles. Before installing please be sure to check all local state and federal laws. By installing this part you agree to take full responsibility for any and all legal, health and warranty consequences that may be incurred.

Product Reviews (87)
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4.54
Suggestion to install
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I used a one handed bar clamp to compress the spring, was completed with the install in 5 minutes.
SUGGESTION
review-star review-star review-star review-star review-star
Only 3 stars due to difficult installation. Bloody thumb to prove it! Suggest you offer this part installed, as an option, on a replacement factory recoil spring assembly ($10 at Kel-Tec). Just add the additional cost of the new spring assembly since it is so easy to install!
If an arthritic 65 year old can do it then so can you ;)
review-star review-star review-star review-star review-star
Tired of breaking down your rifle and having the locking pin pop out and roll off into oblivion when you pull out the recoil spring? Tired of trying to reinstall that pin using a long screwdriver? This guy is your answer.

I’m that older guy with arthritis that Chris was talking about in the install video. No offense to anyone, but I think a lot of people make this install more difficult than it needs to be. I guess I think outside of the box as I had little trouble installing this. I simply drilled a hole in a block of wood and inserted the recoil spring in there to hold it steady. I used a small screwdriver to compress the spring then I stuck a second screwdriver through the coils and through that wire loop to maintain the compression. (A screwdriver is easier on your hands than using that skinny allen wrench.) I did this multiple times compressing the spring a little further each time. Yah, it does take a little strength to get the spring compressed enough, but once you do just take one of those little screw drivers (or the allen wrench) and stick it through the spring coils under that wire loop, relax for a minute and take a breath. During this process I did not once have to use my hands or fingers on the spring and risk losing any skin. After this, I followed the video exactly. I stuck a screwdriver through the coils under the tab, compressed a bit, angled the metal tab and rotated the screwdriver around to spread the wires and the tab popped right off. I slightly compressed the spring a bit, rotated to spread those wires apart again and popped in the locking pin. It’s no more difficult than removing that tab you just popped off. If it isn’t easy then you’re doing it wrong. Check your work before allowing the spring to fully decompress then reassemble the weapon. No more needing a screwdriver to assemble and no more losing or chasing after the locking pin.

M*CARBO has designed a lot of great upgrades for the SUB-2000, but this is probably one of the most innovative and eliminates that little bit of frustration you might experience trying to reassemble the weapon and makes it just a tad easier.
Don’t work
review-star review-star review-star review-star review-star
Charging handle won’t lock back . Installed original an works fine . Reinstalled an same problem . They said they sent a response. I can’t see it because says password is incorrect. Did that 5 times already!!!!!!! Pissed
Horrible to install till you stop and outsmart it..... Tricks to share
review-star review-star review-star review-star review-star
I of course didn't read the instructions/watch the video and said the same curses that everyone reading this did. Compressing an oily spring under compression using only your hands WILL remove skin and maybe an eyeball - here's how to work smarter not harder:

* a 3/8" deep socket in a vice holds the spring nicely. If you don't have a socket set, back away from the weapon and find someone who does.
* get a paperclip, it will help prevent "pushing" the freed link into the captured link.
* compress the spring as shown, insert the little hex wrench, and bend the papercip into a tight U below the hex at 90 deg to capture the upper loop.
* Thread the spring down the hex/paperclip into the compressed captured end in the vice - screw it down like a bolt.
* once tension is off the top spring keeper, swapping in the new improved part is cake.

I spent 10 minutes cursing, pooped a beer and then it took maybe 45 seconds using this approach.
Better buy that block!
review-star review-star review-star review-star review-star
I tore all the skon off my fjngers pulling the speing back over and over and trying to insert the pin to hold it back. Had wuite the time but i fjnally got it. I cant help but assume it would have been so mivh easier if I had one of the blocks to hold the base. Once ready to go in the weapon I do like how it is so muvh easier to get the charging handle to stay in. Makes assembly muvh quicker.
Screwed
review-star review-star review-star review-star review-star
If the tool pops out you are totally screwed. Now I have no idea how to compress the spring to get the locking pin in. I am really wishing I had not attempted to use this pin
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Easy install
review-star review-star review-star review-star review-star
Used a caulking gun to compress spring. Also used bolt from gun to keep spring straight.

Questions & Answers

1 Questions

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Question:
Bought the recoilless charging handle . Installed by directions an charging handle won’t come back an seat in lock up . Swapped everything back to original an works fine . Then reinstall again an same thing happened . Is this handle bigger??
Knucklesheadknoll March 9, 2023 6:50 PM
Answers
0 0
For technical support, please email our team Help@mcabro.com or call our customer service line.
Answered by
Kenneth Noble / March 15, 2023 9:33 AM