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@tynan
Right ! You need a chain tool ! :)
I genuinely can't think of an easy way to get the pin in without crushing the link - if you had a spare inner link you could perhaps put into the gap (X) to support the plates and stop them being bent/crushed - and gently try and tap the pin through with a hammer ?