I have a 60 I bought back in the middle 1980s. It was a "lost leader" sale at a huge gunshop (now out of business). They were selling them below cost, and when you got there to buy it, they would tell you what a piece of crap the model 60 is, and what you really want is something else that wasn't on sale. I didn't go for it. I insisted on the Model 60 they had advertized, even as he was telling me that it would probably fall apart on me after just a few hundred rounds. I had a good laugh at their low life tactics. That gun is still with me today, and has NEVER had a problem of any sort. It will probably still be working fine a hundred years from now.
Why don't you just buy a used one. Most were carried a lot, shot a little.