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Stepped Sideplate
On a T latch actioned Parker.
For those not familiar with these guns, the descriptor " T latch" does not refer to the lifter shape, but to a top T shaped latch that swings up and down as the lifter is pushed, and latches into a recess at the barrel breach top. For those who already know that, I apologize for being overly explanatory, but I have met many who did not know.
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