I had a 16-4 S&W .32 Magnum in similar condition a few years ago, and I was faced with the same challenge.
I ended up selling it for a helluva lot more than I thought it was worth, and bought an AR that was built by a guy that knows how to build a quality, unique product. It's leaning in the corner as we speak, far closer to the outdoors than that little .32 safe queen was.
If you don't shoot it, sell it and buy something you will shoot, or buy something else that enhances your life in some way.
I ended up selling it for a helluva lot more than I thought it was worth, and bought an AR that was built by a guy that knows how to build a quality, unique product. It's leaning in the corner as we speak, far closer to the outdoors than that little .32 safe queen was.
If you don't shoot it, sell it and buy something you will shoot, or buy something else that enhances your life in some way.