What's going on in the piercing in the top lever?
Skeletonized. Like drilled accelerator, brake, and clutch pedals in a race car. "Add lightness."
Yes, I realized that.
However, there is a tang bolt going down to the trigger bar, but what is the second bolt head behind it?
Most knowledgeable gun guys call those things screws, not bolts. The English call them pins... but certainly not bolts. When we see a round headed fastener with a screw slot, we don't call it a "bolt head". They are tightened or loosened with screwdrivers (or turnscrews). The average housewife might call them bolts, or even nails. And we would be mildly amused.
The Nutty Professor, who gets all picky about Ted referring to his carelessly blown up Rock Island built Springfield Model of 1903 rifle as a "Springfield", ought to be more precise with common gun terminology. How can someone who thinks he is so smart and superior be such a total doofus on a regular basis?
