International Contacts
Armscor / Rock Island Armory’s extensive product line generates an extremely high call volume. In many cases, the interactive functions (chat, and FAQs) on this web site will be able to assist you. If the question you have cannot be answered by our interactive functions, please contact us below:
Mailing Address:
Armscor Global Defense, Inc.
Armscor Avenue, Brgy. Fortune
Marikina City 1809 Philippines
ARMSCOR TURKEY SILAH SANAYI ANONIM SIRKETI
EGS Business Park B2, Block No:12/1
34149 Bakirköy – Istanbul - TURKEY
You can speak to us directly by phone, however based upon the involved technical nature of many of our calls, hold times may vary. If you are having trouble reaching us by phone or cannot leave a message with customer service, please give us an email at support@armscor.com and we will get back with you as quickly as possible. Multiple emails will not result in a quicker response and will only delay our response.
Luis "Loui" Luque, International Sales Director
Fatih Gumus, General Manager – Turkey
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