An FR7 is very distinct, with its own stock and sights.
This is a 1916 with characteristic gas hole and thumb notch as altered from 1893.
It SHOULD be marked if converted to 7.62 whatever, but I would not bet on it. Best to check. I don't think a 7mm chamber will take a .308 or vice versa, so you don't need to run screaming to a gunsmith and pay for a chamber cast.
Whether for CETME or even NATO, I doubt the border guards and Guardia put in a whole lot of range time with them and didn't blow many up with +20% ammo.
IF converted, I would load for it at .308 starting load levels which will equal or beat 7mm ballistics at below 7mm pressure. If not converted, 7x57 is not loaded any hotter than it ever was, in deference to just these old rifles.