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I have not had the chance to shoot my Sub since installing the trigger kit and SS feed ramp but these are well made and crafted parts. The plastic feed ramp has always been a concern and this well make part fixes this issue. I had a tube of Flitz at home and used the Dremel buffing attachment to polish the ramp until its super slick.
Superior engineering and craftsmanship. The pistol functions flawlessly with ammo that it did not like before the upgrade. A little tricky to install but the video and written instructions are easily available and make the job do-able. Suggestion: Watch the video twice before you start the job.
This feed ramp is perfect. The stock feed ramp is great but a little low if you want to use hollow point rounds. The Stainless Steel ramp is a bit higher and indestructable. It provides very reliable feeding of Hollow Point rounds.
Easy exchange. Did not realize how flimsy and small the plastic ramp was. The steel ramp fits perfectly, no more gaps. I noticed that the new ramp does no longer allow you to open and close the firearm with a round in the chamber, which is probably a good thing.
Try it, you'll like it. No, you'll love it. How many of your pistols have non-metal feed ramps? Open up your Sub 2000 and put this Puppy in there!
I bought a drum for my sub2000 but it wouldnt feed rounds at all with the factory plastic feed ramp. Polished the stainless steel mcarbo ramp and installed it using their step by step video & not one hiccup so far. Very happy with this upgrade and even happier i get to use my drum now as i was kind of bummed when i first tried it out. Definitely a must have upgrade!
I orederd several upgrades for my sub 2000 (glock 9mm). All parts arrived within several days. I have used the Feed ramp polishing kit, only took about 30 minutes of pollishing, (drimel with flex shaft.) made short work of it. So far everything works as advertised.
Just wanted you all to know that I did not just buy the Stainless Steel Feed ramp...I bought the following: -Optic Mount -Rear tactical folding sight/Notch -Stainless steel feed ramp -Recoil Buffer -Grips Textured Rubber Adhesive -Aluminum trigger/flat -Trigger guard -Bolt tube cover -Armorers wrench -Recoilless Charging handle -RDL -Muzzle Break/mini -Trigger spring kit -Carbon Steel Grip pins -Screws update -Assembly Dowel---why not--I bought everything else -Stainless steel hammer bushing -Performance trigger bar All of them installed using the vidoes on MCARBO. Flawless execution and very easy to follow. Superior products. End result: Way less recoil, smooth trigger pull, no feeding issues, optic mount perfect=100 yard groups of 4.25 inch, and the overall usage performance enhanced. 700 rounds later...no issues at all. Thank you MCARBO team.
Polishing is messy but worth the time and effort. There is no denying the value of this simple upgrade. If your doing a trigger job you have to get to this any way just throw it down and you will not be disappointed.
I already left a review before I had fired the MCARBO feed ramp. Besides the plastic feed ramp feeling just wrong, I was having some fail to feed jams. I installed the steel ramp and took it to the range today and every round chambered properly. I did not polish the steel feed ramp. I have a number of nice guns that have feed ramps I cannot see myself in and they function fine. Regardless, the MCARBO ramp is an outstanding product IMO. My test was not definitive, but I think it is a necessary upgrade, especially in the .40 cal Baretta configuration. I'm convinced. I have a number of MCARBO upgrades installed and they're all excellent. I definitely recommend the trigger job, feed ramp, receiver pin & screw set ... Thank you MCARBO!
This steel/stainless steel feed ramp is nothing more than common sense. Plastic will fail in a short time do to bullet drag and heat. I highly recommend installing this vital option.
This is an excellent piece of machining at a very reasonable price. I bought the polishing kit and had everything mirror smooth in about 1/2 hour.
I purchased a stainless steel feed ramp for my Kel Tec because I thought the plastic was garbage I also bought the polishing kit and give it a real good polish and it functions as advertised a great upgrade to the plastic feed ramp
The fit and finish of the steel feed ramp is flawless. I'm sure this one improvement will extend the useable life of my SUB-2000 by more than a hundred thousand rounds. Thank you MCARBO.
I ordered this at the same time I ordered the trigger bundle. If you are thinking about either, go ahead and get both, so you can install them at the same time! No use in opening up the gun to do something you can do in one fell swoop! Took about a half-hour to polish the feed ramp, then install was simple while I had the gun open installing the other parts. Feeds very well, and I don't have to worry about plastic failing at the least opportune moment.
The feed ramp is very well made. In addition to being polished steel it is larger than the OEM plastic feed ramp. I only installed it today so have not had a chance to take it to the range. I manually fed 20 or 30 rounds through it and that worked fine. I have the .40 cal Beretta version with 12 round mags and 25 round Promags. With the old ramp I would get about a misfeed or so. It would look as though the bullet bounced up off the plastic ramp and jam against the upper ramp. I'll try to update this to report how will the MCARBO ramp performs. Even if it only performed the same it is much much better than the plastic one. Chris did report that in their tests the .40 cal performed well. I have the trigger/spring kit, the trigger guard, the steel receiver pins and feed ramp. All the MCARBO parts are top notch and nice upgrades the the sub 2K in my experience.