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It is definately sporterized, so trying to figure out what model it used to be won't be as easy as looking at a picture. Any book value that's based on model type is worthless because it is non original.
About the only thing that will affect value is whether it has gain rifling, bore condition, and the quality of the sporterizing job.
Ammo is always going to be an issue unless you reload for it, and even then, it's common for bore size to be nonstandard (especially wartime production rifles) which complicates bullet selection.
There is a very good reason that they are considered the worst rifle of WWII.
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