From the side it looks fine and would make a great display piece, and considering the price you paid, that would be a totally fine use for such a firearm. It could be worse, in many countries these fine vintage firearms have been deactivated and turned into nothing more than display pieces due to stupid laws passed since their purchase. Some are melted down. It does look fixable, but I don't think it will ever make a great shooter again or be any better to shoot than say a Model 27 thus will see little range time. Maybe in the distant future, when these guns become very very scarce, it may be worth restoring to some kind of more functional condition, but as it is I think it's fine as a display piece.