“Because you found an antique revolver and decided it should still count.”

You’ve done the unthinkable: you own a French Mle 1873 revolver. You’ve sourced brass from the void. You’ve whispered to mold blocks in forgotten tongues. But something is missing — the tools. The dies. The interface between past and present. That’s where we come in.

This is a LEE 3-die carbide reloading set for the 11mm73 French cartridge, which predates aspirin, traffic lights, and most coherent political movements. It is here to help you make ammo for a gun that probably once guarded a wine cellar in colonial Algeria.

Included in this temporal anomaly:

• Carbide Sizing Die:
  No lube required, just shame and leverage. Reshapes each case like a disappointed ancestor correcting posture.

• Powder-Through Expanding Die:
  Expands the case mouth and accepts powder in the same stroke, like a truly unstable dinner guest.

• Bullet Seating Die:
  Seats the projectile with stern finality. May also help you confront generational trauma.

• Shell Holder (Yes, it’s included):
  A tiny steel halo that holds your brass in the proper plane of existence. Without it, the dies would simply mock you.

Housed in a red box forged from clear plastic and mild concern, this die set is compatible with standard 7/8″-14 presses. It’s not a conversion, workaround, or guess. It’s real. It’s made by LEE. And it’s as close to time travel as you’re legally allowed without getting men in gloves involved.

Revolver not included. But we both know you already have one.
— MAF Corp: Give old guns new sins.