Shown are pictures of a .22 rifle that a Canadian sold me this weekend. He was stationed in Holland and bought it from another soldier. Pulling the bolt back, cocks and opens the action. The lever on the left side releases the bolt. Firing causes the bolt to cycle open and the case is blown into the chamber area. There is a pushout rod screwed into the bottom of the buttstock to dig a case out if required. While the barrel is marked .22 short, long and long rifle, I doubt that high speed long rifles would be good for it as it is of pre WWI vintage. The buttstock carvings may be in Flemish or Waloons and seem to say Canada's glory and Holland's ruin.