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Almost appears to have been restocked in Europe or at least with a bit of European style. I wonder if its not a screw at all, rather somebody fit some type of cocking indicators to the frame?
Now there is a possibility I hadn't thought of, but they are in about the same location as the indicators on a Sauer box lock
That would be easy to check, release the sears and note the position of them - then open the gun and see if they move.
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