Nope
I dont have any threads left so the smooth part is just spinning inside the groove. I tried using a small magnet but the smalles one I could find is too big for the hole. I tried grinding it down to fit inside but its not going to work. 
I tried that, but I dont have the MOST powerful compressor. $40 for the tool or I will see if the machine shop can take it out for me.clean with brake clean and blow it out with compressed air
That sounds like it would definately break the carrier. I got it out with an aluminum oxide grinding bit and my die grinder. I used a punch to start a hole in the pin when it was showing, then drilled a hole in it. Then I used a screw driver and hammer to drive it out. My son helped too
. the carrier will give before that hardened pin will so don't use the bfh. sometimes the compressed air will work but most times I'm getting out the torch and cutting the cross pin like others have done with the die grinder. cut the pin away until the lock bolt clears the pin. if you use a torch just go easy. The cross pin is softer than the lock bolt so it will melt easier just watch out for the carrier case since it is softer than all of it lol.
