KEL TEC SUB 2000 Integrated Tool-Less Locking Pin for Aftermarket SUB-2000 Charging Handles - MCARBO
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KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Integrated Tool-Less Locking Pin for Aftermarket Charging Handles - M*CARBO!
New and Improved KEL TEC SUB 2000 Integrated Tool Less Locking Pin attaches directly to Factory Recoil Spring Assembly! Mod 2 KEL TEC SUB 2000 Locking Pin is required for M*CARBO Charging Handles our most popular KEL TEC SUB 2000 Accessories! Required for KEL TEC SUB 2000 Gen 2 Upgrades like M*CARBO SUB2K Charging Handles! Best KEL TEC SUB 2000 Mods by M*CARBO! New KEL TEC SUB 2000 Gen 2 Accessories for Stronger Aftermarket Charging Handles that fix KEL TEC SUB 2000 Gen 2 Problems with weaker factory charging handle. Integrated Tool Less Locking Pin is required with KEL TEC SUB 2000 Aftermarket Parts like the M*CARBO Charging Handles.
TIMECODES:
Intro - 00:00
Parts and Tools Needed - 03:23
Modifying Bench Block - 04:01
Locking Pin/Charging Handle Overview - 05:02
Field Strip - 10:05
Charging Handle Safety Warning - 11:41
Remove Recoil Spring - 12:43
Compress/Capture Recoil Spring - 13:16
Remove Factory Locking Pin - 17:24
Installing New Locking Pin - 18:44
Second Demonstration - 20:45
Locking Pin Function Review - 23:02
Reassembling Sub 2000 - 24:48
Wrap-Up/Outro - 26:55
#MCARBO #Sub2000 #KelTecSub2000
I’m in love with my Gen2! I have a bolt tube cover, recoil buffer, and charging handle cover from y’all and they definitely make a difference! If Kel-Tec releases a Gen3, I’ll be purchasing an M-Series for sure 💪🏻
Where can I get a charging handle for mines
I have a 5 min solution, stick the alan wrench through the spring as they show above, then simple rotate the spring and you will see the spring compress. After 15 or so turns the end you will replace with the kel-tec provided pin will loosen. Simple take the old one off and install the new one. Then rotate the spring the other way and the tension will be evened out the pull the alan wrench out and your done. Once it came to me, i was done in 5 min!
Thank you thank you what a save i would still be trying to get it together if not for you.
Wish I would have read this before I toughed this one out, now I feel dumb haha.
Haha! NOW i come and read how to do it. I fought with it until my elbow started hurting. Took several tries but finally got it on there.
This should be top comment
Helpful hint if you can't compress the spring enough: insert the allen key as directed. Rotate the allen key along the spring coil- like a screw to compress one end of the spring. Both extended ends of the allen key will be like the handles on a t handle wrench.
TY, that did it... after hours of swearing, that took 10 min
THIS! GOOD BLESS YOU! MCARBO GUY, THIS COMMENT SHOULD BE ON THE TOP!
Thanks for the tip. Also it will turn easier if you help the end cap you are compressing along a bit. It sticks otherwise.
I didn't make the tool to hold it. I used the butt stock hole but it doesn't let you get much force on the spring since the whole is so deep. If I did it again, I'd spend 15sec to drill out a 2x4. As he says in the video, if you have too much remaining tension on the top, it makes the job way harder than it has to be.
Wish I had known this!
I just used this method to install the new end, worked like a charm, thanks!!
Wouldn't it be a lot easier to just sell it as a complete spring replacement with the piece
Yes, definitely would buy that over doing all that work.
I think so
so an extra $50-$75?
He did mention you could send them the spring and they would change it for you.
@@sladeoriginal the spring is 10 dollars on kel tecs website. Where are you getting 50 dollars?
I totally agree with those who have suggested that M*Carbo sell the recoil spring with the "new and improved" locking pin already installed. All of this looks like a pain in the butt.
TOTALLY RIGHT! They should install it with the locking pin installed. This will drive people crazy.
For the price? Damn right they should!! I think I damaged my recoil spring trying to do this. I'll find out tomorrow. 🤷♂️🤦♂️
...I'd suggest a system of a sort of "swap"...send back the factory recoil spring assembly for a credit...that way Mcarbo's production costs can be defrayed by reusing the guide and spring...
Ok, guys.... Time to make a new video on an easier way... this took me 2 minutes and no struggling or finger pain lol
Simply insert the Allen key in WITHOUT trying to push the spring down... And turn the Allen key until the spring is fully compressed lol.
I would think one of your engineers would have thought of this 😉
Make a video please!
Like how would you do that without twisting the bars in the middle.
@@evergreendreaming6130 i didn't put the allen key between the bars... Just the spring.
Much harder than the video would indicate. I am a strong guy, and pretty handy. I think the key is compressing the spring as far as you possibly can. There are some good tips in the comment section. After I got the spring compressed, the pin still did not want to go on. I got one end inserted in the pin, but could not rotate as the video showed. I recommend a tool with a long comfortable handle. Took me about an hour.
I followed the video to a T, now my bolt won't lock open. The weapon still functions just can't figure it out.
Can you make a video about what happens after the wrench comes loose and the guide rods fall to the bottom of the spring and you fly into a rage and put a hole in the garage wall with your fists?
I’m not alone
@@urlatenightearlymornin9754 No your not
Turn the spring upside down so it falls. Then attach a very small zip tie to one leg of the rod to hold it to the spring about an inch from the end. You can then turn the spring upright without the rod falling back down. That is what I did when it happened to me.
I used Jim Regils mini zip tie trick and also used a series of them to compress the spring every 5 coils or so.
I finally got it in place by putting on a fishing glove, the ones that have a rubber-like surface on the palm side.
When you order the new charging handle, regardless of which one. MCARBO should include a new spring with the new little insert already installed. Would save a lot of people a lot of agony. You loose the tension, and it's impossible to fish the wires up to install the insert. Complicated I know. Happened to me.
I severly injured one of my hands about 3 years ago. Probably 20-30% loss of function. Installing this was *very* challenging ;) I found that drilling the 3/8th's hole in two pieces of 2x4 and stacking them helped immensely.
Yeah, I am with you brother. I had surgery on both hands had surgery last year. I drilled a hole and battled and got it done with one block but realized that stacking (2) 2 x 4's would work the best to stabilize the coil much easier. I have another 2K and will use the second block it.
Compressing the spring and pinning it was one of the hardest things that I have done. Once you compress it, then the spring is compressed where you are trying to put an allen wrench in. I finally got it but then the issue became the top "U" link started sliding down on me, so I had to work it back up to the right position and then I stuck a small screw driver under the top link to stop it from sliding down again. Finally I had to get my wife's help to put the cap on while I pressed down.
FYI @4:00 the 3 holes in the buttstock for the buffer locking pin are 3/8". Just use the buttstock holes to hold the buffer spring assembly in place.
Nice tip helped me out.
This helped me out as well, thanks!
great
Brain is on humongous
Tried that and still didn't get it to work.
wow, just installed my 2 finger charging handle , it helped me a lot. Wish I would have seen this before because the install on the pin was a pain. I love your company and all the people I have talked to have been super helpful. Calling Keltec , not so much. And Im with John Hall make the spring and pin replacement as a single part. Ill buy one today. LOL.
Keltec just drops new awesome stuff and refuses to elaborate. The gigachad of the firearms industry.
I didn't have arthritis before, but I definitely have it now!
I'm 74 have arthritis, I used a small pair of needle nose pliers to grip and compress the spring, It worked so well that I didn't need the small screw driver to remove the old and install the new locking pin. It did take several tries to get the right technique.
I had a stroke 20 years ago and no longer have that good abidextrous-ness that once enabled me to do all if this fine motor work..since then I've figgered out a number of ways to make small one-off tools to accomplish a certain task without sending small parts on the Midnight Express to the "Island of Lost Parts"...usually on a one way ticket...this is one assembly I'd rather send back to be factory installed..
Using needle nose pliers to compress the spring worked for me too! It would be even easier with needle nose vice grips. I also had a micro screwdriver behind the U wire so it wouldn't get pushed back, and another one inserted between the U towards the top to open/close the U (as shown in the video).
Wow. That was legitimately a pain in the ass...
No joke
Easier way to do this is to compress spring in table vice, stick in the allen key. Remove from vice and then complete the install of the tool-less locking pin.
So close to finishing all my mcarbo upgrades and I cannot get this damn thing on the spring. my hands and fingers are upset with me and ive been at it for 6 hours. What a fool i was to think the spring kit and lower assembly was the hard part of this upgrade process
Absolutely! I think Chris did this to mock us.😉
I think it would be easier to sell the spring w/ part attached & the charging handle bundle.. This coming from a 78 yr old man..:)
Yes, but on the other hand what would you do with the spare one
@@yogi8787 Put it in my collection of spare parts.
@@fredcatalano2864 fair enough
I’m 66 years old. I purchased this and followed the videos directions. Wasn’t that hard to do. Take your time. Does take a little strength but not horrible.
This video makes a good point why NOT to buy this part or the charging handle that uses it. Not all your customers are buff 20 yr-olds. I agree with John Hall's comment below, just sell the spring with the locking pin installed.
I’m a solidified 20 year and yet this is still complete utter bullshit even with two people
I installed the handle without the pin, just like Kel-tec does, works fine!
Literally the hardest thing I've ever done.
another tip: after doing the allen wrench and pulling the top part of the spring down. I used a needle nose pliers one handed to pull apart the wire that is holding the stopper, then use the free hand to manipulate the stopper off ( vs inserting a small screw driver and push down/twisting the wires) and did the same thing while putting the silver stopper back.
Great tip, thanks!
Tada! Finally got my charging handle installed. I was def the dude that didn’t have a long enough//skinny enough tool, so it had been on the bench. This video was invaluable - I was well served by a standard bench press to hold the spring during the compression/blocking part. Very grateful for this new part. I do have to agree that you guys should sell an improved spring with a M*C recoil ring and this new integrated locker (and choice of handle).. as a kit.
Thanks for this tutorial, I was one of those guys who purchased the recoilless charging handle and didn't want to mess with this pin initially. It made it slightly easier having a second set of hands to slip in the locking pin while I turned my micro flat head screwdriver.
It was a challenge for my old arthritic butt I found that a work glove makes all the difference with that spring.
Hi i have purchased the kit earlier this year. To make it easy for everyone sell the kit with the spring. An easy fixed and hopefully a good price you think 😉 this way we don't have to fight with the Kel Tec trying to get it on. The spring will be nice maybe yours will be stronger. Thanks
The holes in stock (once removed) are a perfect fit to hold spring assembly (rather than drilling a block).
First gun ever (haven't even shot it yet) and first upgrade. Had I known how difficult this was going to be, I would reconsider this upgrade. Installation took over an hour and a half with multiple issues; trying to compress the spring enough while attempting to set the Allen key, black cap came off and I removed the Allen key for more tension and wasted about 30min trying to re-compress both clamping mechanisms within the spring, clamping around the new locking pin. Really just a PITA. One tip I would like to provide is that you can use your butt stock pin holes to position the spring vertically, similar to how the spring was set upright in the video in drilled wood. That did help to give me some leverage. Anyways, it's over now, but really a lot of frustrating work and wish I'd had a better first experience. Did the recoil buffer and bolt tube cover at the same time easily. Now, onto the feed ramp...
Same situation here - happy I'm not alone with this issue. My hands are still killing me from the work and I almost fell over when I finally got this fixed.
just bought every mcarbo piece minus the redot upgrade just personal preference on how im going to run it but all youre vids are great super clear and i have done all my own gunsmithing with paying hundreds of dollars to get it done thank you
Follow up...Got my order yesterday and installed it today. Was a little tough, but I got it done on the 4th try. If I can do it, pretty much anybody can. It took up all the slack in the 2 finger charging handle and made for an easier charge and a positive feel. Killer job Brotherhood. Great innovation 👍
Changing the tool less interlocking pin on the spring assembly was the easy part …after scratching my head I had a harder time going back and finding the installation video for the tool less interlocking pin …
Thanks for doing such awesome installation videos!!!…
The video was extremely helpful. I had 3 Sub2000s to do. The first one took me 45 minutes and I cursed MCARBO for every minute. The next 2 took me 30 minutes total. Once you get the hang of it not too bad. Wear gloves, use your bench block, and compress that spring like you hate it. I used a small eyeglass flathead instead of the allen wrench. Split between the coils easier.
Thanks for the fix on this one, I have always wondered how I would have to deal with the lose pin in a field breakdown... one is on the way... delivered and installed... thanks again Chris....
My go to method is to use 2 Allen keys ,a pair of side cutters and a short pc of 2x4 with the proper hole drilled in it to hold the spring assembly.. along with an extra person.. Maybe the wife..lol...I compressed as shown in the M Carbo video, had the wife push in the 1st Allen key... Then I used the side cutters to capture the coils of the spring about 3/4 in above the 1st allen and compress again , then had the wife push through the 2nd Allen.. Repeating this until I achieved the proper compression . It definitely makes it easier with 2 people . Not enough hands when 1 person tries this.
This is what I did with this job ,look at 17.16 and you'll see the allen key in place now grasp the end of the spring and the key with your left hand and start twisting the top of the spring with your right hand and you'll see the coils start winding down pass the key . This method was easier for me instead of pushing on the spring .
Fast delivery! Great detailed instructions that made it super easy and best of all no more fiddling around with it for hours trying to line the pin up with the charge handle. Next furniture for my Gen2 is the folding rear sight
I purchased the "Integrated Tool-Less Locking Pin" with the charging handle. I was able to remove the old pin but struggled inserting the new pin. I had a friend pull the spring down while I inserted the new pin. Much easier with another pair of hands and the charging handle works great!
Sweet! I just lost the pin to my new charging handle installing it. Almost ordered the old version earlier. Glad I saw this! 🤘🏼
I just did this installation and I must say, its a pain but worth it. My 7 year old son helped me tremendously. Thanks M-Carbo.....
Tip....if you can, have someone to help you put the replacement on the inner spring hooks.
If you say toolless enough times while using tools it gets easier. Lmao.
Oh my god. This is EXACTLY what I was thinking about today after the range! No joke! Holy hell. Setting up an order tonight! Have my Kel-Tec totally fitted out and was thinking how cumbersome that piece is. 10/10
WHAT A PITA!!!! I didn't have any method to securely clamp the spring. What finally worked for me was inserting an hex wrench into middle of spring with equal parts sticking out of either side of spring. Then, I placed the end of spring opposite the locking pin into palm of my left hand. Next, I squeezed the hex wrench with index and ring fingers (one on each side of spring) toward palm to compress spring. Finally, I slipped another hex wrench into spring with right hand to capture it while compressed. This was enough to be able to easily compress the other end to install the Locking Pin. I don't have extreme hand strength so others might find this works even better for them. Good luck.
Already ordered one! Thanks for listening to the brotherhood. This should be fun to install.
Thank you. Took a few times and needed 2 punches and a small flat blade because I have arthritis in my hands fingers and arms. Sucks getting old. Keep up the great parts and videos.
I just finished installing new charging handle and it was not easy. I used an allen wrench to stick between spring coils about 1/2" down from end of coil so I could use both hands to compress spring. Then my buddy used a needle nose vise grip pliers and clamped below pin so I could remove pin, worked fine. Not easy for a 79 year old to do what you show in video but it helped to understand how to install.
I'm waiting till you get the license from keltec to make an aluminum receiver 😏
And one for the pmr30!
Or just make the whole rifle all together lol
Another great upgrade. I already have the new double finger charging handle with the retaining pin. Now I know how to upgrade the spring and guide rod. Thanks guys.
Just got my sub2k yesterday and am already looking at mods. One thing I would suggest mcarbo to throw in along side the Allen key is some sort of flat fork tool to help compress the spring. Or actually using a fork should do the trick.
I tried this method for 30 minutes then decided there must be a way to get control of this procedure and not put up with the wobbly spring/pins fingertip method. All you need are two 3/16" thin pieces of plywood, about 3" square with a hole the diameter of the spring drilled in each, another tiny allen wrench, and a bench vise.
Hard to describe, but follow step 1 in the video. Then put another allen wrench 5 coils down in the uncompressed side, inbetween the internal pins. Put each end of the spring through the plywood squares.
The layering is front to back : plywood/allen wrench/uncompressed spring/allen wrench/ plywood. The compressed long end of of the spring is out the hole on the back of the plywood. A very short endcap-spring section is out the front piece of plywood.
I was looking down at the top of the vise, the "back" toward me, the "front" under the worklight.
Compress the plywood/allen wrench / spring hodgepodge in the vise slowly - it will be off center - and wants to wiggle.
Slowly the end of the spring, the front area you need to work with the end cap will emerge. And you are relaxed and can easily take care of the rest per the video. You don't need the screwdriver. I used needle nose pliers to gently and easily twist the ends of the pins.
I realize this is hard to follow but I wasn't about to repeat it and shoot a video. Hope it helps.
Mine is on order! As a side note, I had been thinking of trying some sort of epoxy to achieve the same result. Glad I don't need to experiment.
Great job. Good looking out and listening to the comments. I was one. Thank you.
Glad to hear it Brother! Thank you for voicing your recommendation on this part! Ask and you shall receive!
I just got your email regarding this new product; I'm assuming I don't have to buy another KEL-TEC SUB-2000 Recoilless Charging Handle for this to fit? You guys are killing it with the upgrades!!!
Definitely going to order one of these. My Gen 2 still has the flathead screwdriver locking tab. Very good video
was having some trouble getting that spring compressed with no jig so i figured this out. Put the allen wrench in through the spring and loop then turn the allen wrench to compress that spring. hope that makes sense and hopes that helps!
Just finished installing the new charging handle. Awesome!!!! But it wasn't easy. Took about 4 tries.
Perfectly thorough tutorial, the speed was the right amount that I could workably follow along without having to "rewind and watch" repeatedly.
Doesn't get any better than this!!
What a pain but I got it done! I didn't do the twisty thing with the legs to get the pin in. If you compress the spring enough you can easily swap the end pin. But damn the trick is compressing the spring, had to use 3 clamps!!!
Just did it. Worked just like you said. Thanks for video
My Allen key came out when it was under tension, it might have well been fubar but lots of swearing and a nice blister on my pointer finger later I got it figured out. Take Chris's advise and take your time tensioning that bad boy.
I'm getting ready to order more parts from you! Your instructions videos are the best!
Always superb products AND videos. Many thanks!
Just did this process by myself without the custom spring holder and it was very simple with this detailed video instruction. Thank you v@M-CARBO
Easy peezy! Thanks for this vid! Hooked it on first attempt!
Just got mine in. A real pain but it's only a one time thing so totally worth it.
Can you please update your KelTec Playlist with this video instead of the 2019 video?
I thought I'd add my misfortunes, errors, and recovery for the benefit of others. I tried your method and was unsuccessful. Age, decreased grip strength and wobble while trying to compress the springs while NOT compressing the interior wire guides and then inserting the allen wrench (thanks for that by the way!) didn't work for me. So I tried alternate ways and then ended up making it worse by losing the retainer on one end WITHOUT getting the Integrated tool-less locking pin installed. So I was left to find an alternate method that involved a couple more tools. I won't detailed the failed attempts in the middle.
My problem was, I needed to compress the springs and get the guide protruding from the end. I used my vise and AK47/74 cleaning kit tube. I put the spring in my vise mostly vertical with just the open end of the spring at the bottom. Just enough pressure with the vice to hold the spring. The AK47/74 cleaning kit tube was almost perfect for compressing the spring and extending the guide out the bottom. The tube was comfortable to hold and it was long enough that it eliminated almost all of the spring's tendency bend back and forth. I was able to get the guide extended out the bottom. I used something similar to your screwdriver with a handle to twist the guide to open up the ends. So one hand compressing the spring w/AK tube, my face to hold the screwdriver (a pick in my case) and apply the twist, my other hand to install the Locking Pin to the spring guide. After figuring this out, it worked pretty quickly. It would have been even easier with another person. My method would have worked even if I hadn't removed/lost the retainer button, but it required two things that not everyone has. I hope this will help someone else.
I appreciate you sharing this info and your experience. I lost the end piece also, but don’t have vice. I gave up after an hour or two. I’ll see what I can do tomorrow.
You guys are geniuses thanks for all you do
*didn’t read all the other comments* use cable ties(zip ties to keep the spring compressed and gunner set gerber(needle nose) makes the whole process easier. With exception of constantly dropping small pieces.
Great video... took about 3 minutes after watching it. Thanks!
If I had seen this video before buying the new 2 finger operating rod, not sure I would have bought it. The locking pin should be sold with a new spring making it easier for us old guys with no patience to do the job.
I have done something similar with extra power ak47 recoil spring replacements. When I order this I will wash/degrease the spring assembly and dry with a hair dryer. Next wrap the spring with either duct tape or skateboard grip tape. It makes it bigger and easier to handle whdn you get a good grip . I prefer duct tape on spring then skateboard tape on the duck tape. Much easier ro compress once it's 3 times bigger around and a good grip. Remove tape after assembly and oil spring.
Dang it. I just ordered the trigger spring kit and butt stock plushy, I wish I had included this. Next week I guess. Then the flippy bit for optics.
Did it with my bare hands on the bench block
But I'm also a mechanic with hands like old leather so... 😅
The twist method saved my sanity
Wow!!! You guys have some awesome accessories and upgrades that i am going to order. I have a question for you. I have a gen2 multi mag version, what mags would you recommend for it, and do you sell them?
I’ve built many many complete guns and let me tell you this was a complete pain in my arse. Best feeling ever when the top retainer clips both go in the holes and it seats properly fml 🤦🏻♂️
Well, i got the spring compressed and captured, but the metal end popped off and flew across my garage, LOL. I found it on the floor, not that I need the old one. Yes, I was wearing safety glasses. I’m not very handy. Hands have been giving me trouble lately so it might be that isn’t helping. Now that the end popped off, the top metal loop piece inside the spring slipped down so I’ll figure something out tomorrow (maybe a wire tie?) to try to keep it from slipping down alongside the other. Any advice would be welcome. I’m not giving up!
Had to use a block of wood,vice grips and bench block. Put grips under bench block wood with 3/8 hole not drilled all the way threw and hand press it together. My flaunt the whole thing came apart so this was my way of fixing it.
Excellent
I used a Leatherman to hold the spring down Highly recommend. Just be sure not to squeeze too hard.
Nice work, we will be at CES Thank you for the content
Very nice 👍
My question is on your flip up scope mount. On this video, yours is black but the one on your website is blue. When I order, do I need to specify that I want the black one?
I found if you compress the spring about halfway and insert a small Allen you can use it as a handle to pull on and then insert another Allen
Dude that pin was a pain in the ass lol
I have literally everything you make for the SUB2K. That said, and I'm trying to not sound like a duck, but who is having problems putting the other one in? I've done it several times and I do exactly what Chris does in the install video. I use that lube and it's so easy. That said, depending on how this install looks, I still might get this. But seriously, it's not that difficult! Anyway, love the innovations!
Looks easy enough so I just got one!
what about out in the field, where you ain't got the grease or best working conditions...
This used in conjunction with the recoil buffer doesn't allow the charging handle to lock why? I have all the mcarbo upgraded except the heavy bolt replacement
Purty slick!
Update your other top to bottom video with this. I stuck it on with grease and couldnt figure out why I couldn't lock for a good minute or two before I was able to narrow down to the only length change made.
Easy piesy install i love working on my own stuff and I always watch your vidio before I install any of my mcarbo bling!
Question: If i have the MCARBO double charging handle, same one in this video, is it necessary for me to use the tool-less locking pin? Or can I have the recoil spring against the new charging handle with the default method? I was not expecting to receive the tool-less locking pin with my charging handle purchase. Please answer!
Awesome innovation as always! Thank you!! ..... Hey... where is the red donut?? LOL
I am SHOCKED how easy this was. I was intimidated at first, but did it in 10 minutes no tools. Awesome!
I must be a idiot. 🤦♂️
Me too, friend, me too. 🤦♂️
After using the exact tools and method explained in this video the install took me 5 mins. Very easy for me. I will say people with poor hand dexterity might struggle but worse case scenario grab someone to use for extra pair of hands. Thanks Mcarbo for this quality product!
I just got done doing this, 2 hours later and sore fingers. I didn't feel any difference with this part with the 2 finger bolt handle. Wasn't worth the effort, frustration and pain spent installing it. Anyone have any recommendation for softer spring for the sub 2k?
Ola Ola Coca-Cola, another great install video 45 minutes. Buffer tube cheeky pad..😊 .recoil spring and recoil buffer washer(RED). New charging handle good stuff sub 2000 2nd GEN looks good feels good.
I've an M-Series and have been using your "grease method", it works but I feel it's kind've of stupid to have to do this (due to the original design). This is a great concept! I'm going to order one shortly, I assume they are available now (?).
Yes Sir! www.mcarbo.com/kel-tec-sub-2000-stainless-steel-locking-pin-for-aftermarket-charging-handles.aspx
When you see a 30 min on this mod you know it’s gonna be a job. Got er done though thanks for the vid!
Thanks for the info…
By tuning in, I’m already a potential customer…
However, his could have been a 10 minute video. Spend the other 20 minutes showing us other good accessories.
I wish I had seen this video before I changed out the recoil spring on my AK. I had to buy a needle-nosed vise grip.
Do you have to go through this process when you add anew charging handle