Can anyone comment on this rifle?

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Don't know a lot about historical pieces. I inherited this from an uncle who got it from who knows where? Everything on it looks original to me including the interesting stock. Is this a military piece?

On the action is the following inscription:
CESKOSLOVENSKA ZBROJOVKA, AS, BRNO.
It has a "Redfield" peep sight.
I'm guessing the caliber to be in the .308 range.

I'm wondering as to collectability and value.

Thanks!

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Guessing the calibre? You had better find out for sure. Do you have any ammuniation for it?

I would suggest a chamber cast. If you don't know how, take it someone who doses. All I can tell is that it is a mannlicher stocked mauser. If origional, it could be an 8mm x57, or 7.9 x 57 mauser. There were also 7mm and 6.5 mm mausers. If sporterised, it could be anything!
 
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see, this is what the rifle looks like, guys
 
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