The barrel can only be torqued into the extension to the point that the gas port is aligned. It can't be turned in tighter, without the gas port getting out of index.
The hole for the index pin could be driled slightly into the barrel; when a pin is tapped in, it could act to lock the barrel to keep it indexed.
I suspect that it is unlikely that the barrel will turn in to original index with adequate torque, given that it worked loose in the first place. A very thin steel shim/breeching washer might create enough torque with the gas port indexed. Is there a high temp. thread locker?
Seeing as this is a new barrel assembly, it would probably be best to contact the supplier/manufacturer.
The hole for the index pin could be driled slightly into the barrel; when a pin is tapped in, it could act to lock the barrel to keep it indexed.
I suspect that it is unlikely that the barrel will turn in to original index with adequate torque, given that it worked loose in the first place. A very thin steel shim/breeching washer might create enough torque with the gas port indexed. Is there a high temp. thread locker?
Seeing as this is a new barrel assembly, it would probably be best to contact the supplier/manufacturer.



















































