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Re: Opinions on truest case colors
Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2016 8:18 pm
by Brian Dudley
I know i found a website for them earlier this year. And it listed that they did firearm hardening. Now i cant find it. Huh...
Re: Opinions on truest case colors
Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2016 8:02 am
by snakeeater
Stan Hillis wrote:vaturkey wrote:Stan Hillis wrote:Brian,
I tried repeatedly, and extensively, to contact Heinzelman several years ago and was finally told they were no longer in business. If you have a good phone number for them I would greatly appreciate getting it. I had read that same information that you posted, but struck out at every turn, and gave up.
SRH
Found this digging around:ce
Fred Heinzelman & Sons
790 Washington Avenue, Carlstadt, N.J. 07072....201-933-4800
Howdy All I just tried that number , it was said to be out of service . Hope someone finds them. Good gunning to all.
That is the number I tried for so long, I think. Anyway, I tried it a couple times this afternoon and all I get is a busy signal. I looked up the number of the Carlstadt post office to try and find out if they are receiving mail at that address, and they wouldn't answer either. I will try them again tomorrow. I am going to exhaust every avenue to try once again to reach them.
SRH
Re: Opinions on truest case colors
Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2016 8:02 am
by snakeeater
Stan Hillis wrote:vaturkey wrote:Stan Hillis wrote:Brian,
I tried repeatedly, and extensively, to contact Heinzelman several years ago and was finally told they were no longer in business. If you have a good phone number for them I would greatly appreciate getting it. I had read that same information that you posted, but struck out at every turn, and gave up.
SRH
Found this digging around:ce
Fred Heinzelman & Sons
790 Washington Avenue, Carlstadt, N.J. 07072....201-933-4800
Howdy All I just tried that number , it was said to be out of service . Hope someone finds them. Good gunning to all.
That is the number I tried for so long, I think. Anyway, I tried it a couple times this afternoon and all I get is a busy signal. I looked up the number of the Carlstadt post office to try and find out if they are receiving mail at that address, and they wouldn't answer either. I will try them again tomorrow. I am going to exhaust every avenue to try once again to reach them.
SRH
Re: Opinions on truest case colors
Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2016 10:47 am
by jeffl
You can go to Google Maps "streetview" and look at the building. You can see the "790", and the name of the current business, "Marmiro Stones." Sorry.
Re: Opinions on truest case colors
Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2016 8:43 pm
by Stan Hillis
Thanks, jeff. No surprise to me, just confirms what I had thought many months ago when I tried so hard to reach them.
SRH