I am frequent flyer there because they are currently the best source I have for broken and bad condition firearms. A large part of my business is fixing them and reselling them.
Fair point. They buy police seizures/police evidence auction guns by the pallet.
That's where I got the Star PD .45 I had, many years ago. Supposedly the frame was bent (nope) but it was missing the firing pin, which had been replaced with a piece of brass rod, effectively making it inert. But I was able to use a broken screw remover to get the brass out, then got a new firing pin and retainer, replaced the rear sight (one of the ears was broken off), then found bunches of mags on Ebay (yeah, it was a while back).
Replaced the buffer (nobody does this, usually) and it ran fine.
Gave it to my sister's husband, and he had it for a couple years before someone stole it out of his car, which was parked in the garage at the time. Snellville...
SO, at some point, it'll wind up at A. O. on another pallet, I bet.