Ship this thing off to Chuckindenver. He did my '17 and did it right.Information
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thanks,however the OP is in Italy..that gets a little sticky..
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I would caution you against tightening the barrel without determining if the barrel is in fact torqued to the correct tighteness. And what your headspace is. If you have a minimum headspace rifle, you could go below "Go".I just bought a Winchester P17, have a problem with the front sight, as you can see from the photo , is not vertical, what's your suggestion,is there a solution without removing the barrel?
I don't have my P17 barrel in front of me. I don't remember if the front sight base had a key slot or not. If so, you may be able to cut another slot and rekey the thing.
Before I did anything I would have someone examine the rifle for headspace and determine if the extractor groove is positioned to allow the barrel to be turned a little more.
Recutting the cone and cutting an extractor groove is a pain. If the barrel needs to be replaced see if you can get one of those CMPCriterion barrels. These barrels are better than any military barrel every installed on a P17.