A Sako. Maybe L579 or L46; early 1960's.
Unique skip line checkering (Sako optional factory feature)
Similar pistol grip shape and cap
Similar bolt striker design, with "screw notch" (my quotes) for firing pin exposed at back of striker
Push button bolt release on left rear of action
Not a RamLine stock, plastic or otherwise, because checker pattern is standard and different.
The trigger guard is difficult to pin down. Most later Sako rifles had a sloping front to the trigger guard bow. Long Monte Carlo, hard to pick up from picture.
Anybody pick up on the "Neanderthal" PhotoShop of the hair and dirt on back of hand? I suspect file "photo", intended to disparage those troglodytes who hunt. Besides, I one-hand-carry my right hand hunting bolt gun in my right hand.