Emil Pachmayr Falling Block Rifle An Emil Pachmayr falling block rifle is a German-made, single-shot target rifle in 8.1546?mmR caliber, featuring a case-hardened receiver, blued octagonal barrel, and a lever-style falling block action. Emil Pachmayr of Traunstein, Germany, produced these rifles between roughly 1900 and 1950. They were designed for precision target shooting, with a robust build and accurate rifling. The falling block mechanism allowed quick cycling of the cartridge, making them popular for competitive shooting. These rifles are sought after by collectors for their German craftsmanship, historical significance, and accuracy. This example is in great shape and ready to take it's place in your collection.