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As Scott said, the lever cocked the trap, it also released it by pushing it forward. A club I shot at was still using them in the late 1960s on some fields. We modified them to work with a button switch and a motor driven contraption that mounted behind the trap. Still required a trap boy to set the target on the machine. OSHA would scream if they saw one today.
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