First, I don't have a picture--spotted this thing in an antique store this morning (80 miles from home) and I didn't have a camera with me. It is a very early 10mm bolt action carbine that looks like a cross between a Model 94 Winchester and a GEW 88.
Bullets load thru a spring loaded door on the side of the action wall into a tube that is totally enclosed by a rather short forestock. The forestock is pinned to the barrel much like an old muzzleloader. The spent casings are ejected out the the top as the bolt is cycled. It is in excellent condition, no maker mark that I could discern. is stamped "BERLIN". Missing the rear sight and part of the bolt. Price is $150, which I think is reasonable if parts can be located.
Bullets load thru a spring loaded door on the side of the action wall into a tube that is totally enclosed by a rather short forestock. The forestock is pinned to the barrel much like an old muzzleloader. The spent casings are ejected out the the top as the bolt is cycled. It is in excellent condition, no maker mark that I could discern. is stamped "BERLIN". Missing the rear sight and part of the bolt. Price is $150, which I think is reasonable if parts can be located.