Not the exact one I had, but the make/model so I may buy another one. Had it in the late 90s, bought from a pawn shop for ~100$, sold it back a few years later, pawn shop is gone so I can't ask them for records.
Things I know to be true:
.243 Winchester calibre
Full Mannlicher stock, but not an original M1895 rifle
Iron Sights, no pict rail
Double set trigger
Bolt Action
The front sight had a little half-circle hood over it (kind of like Mosin Nagants, only more elegant)
The front wood part of the rifle, where it met the end of the barrel, had this very light downturned lip to the wood, a gentle swell that made it look very elegant
Everything looked factory stock on it, like it was all meant to be there
Things I suspect to be correct, but I cannot remember for certain:
It was not a CZ, but possibly a Ruger
The magazine was internal, like the Mosin Nagant and held 3-4 rounds.
The end of the bolt action handle was not a knurled knob, but rather an elegant goose-neck-like sway (for lack of a better word) to it.
I know that's not much to go on, and I'll do my best to answer any questions you may have.
Thank you for any help you can render