Not taking the wrong way at all. But someone that has had partial retina detachment, but still loves to experience big bore rifles, especially the Ruger #1 lately, is my reason. I enjoyed shooting a few factory 500 solids as well as paper patch, cast, and lighter jacketed bullet handloads in my first 458, a Ruger 77RST, owned before the retina wound.
Buying a previously owned #1 about 100% condition with nice wood at a price that will assure a return price one day of at least the initial investment, maybe a few hundred dollars more, made the decision to buy even easier. Being a handloader since 1967, the 458 is lots of fun with lighter loads, such as slinging 300 and 350 (325 too now) way faster than most 45 bores will. Or even the Speer 250 gr SWC swayed lead pistol bullet (.452") paper patched to .460" and being a lethal deer killer is fun if one wants to really tinker.