Owned an Otto Geyger 8x60RS double rifle. Very much a best grade rifle. Greener safety scalloped boxlock action with Greener crossbolt. Scroll engraving I believe with cased frame. Marked on fences Otto Geyger Berlin. SN 13310
Water table marked with date as I remember sometimes in the late 1920's. Superb rifle both in craftsmanship and accuracy. Both barrels shot 1/2" groups with only about 1" spread. Made special ruger bases to fit in factory claw mounts, worked beautifully. Only problem was with cases which had to be made from 9.3x74R. In fact I wish I had it back but I wish I had back a lot of rifles I once had.