Nice thing about it being it a standard production item, uses locks/triggers from their standard production known durable gun, unlikely for anything to break, and easy to salt away spares even if something does.

Being a very simple gun, two tumblers (those are inside on hammer and have the notches), two sears, and maybe two mainsprings, and spare parts specific to the brand are pretty much done.

Workmanship about on par with working grade hardware store doubles of 50yrs ago, such as Stevens, and just no worry over using as a daily driver. I certainly had no business buying something such as this just to sit unused.