Scaled-down version of SAA. Chambered for .22 LR with an interchangeable .22 Magnum cylinder. Offered with 4.75" or 9.5" barrel. Frame is alloy. First year production frames were duotone, with frame left in white and balance of revolver blued. All blue models and wood grips became available in 1958. In 1961 duotone model was dropped from production. All Q series guns were offered in duotone finish; F series guns were made in duotone and full blue. A .22 Magnum model was first offered in 1959. In 1964 dual cylinders were introduced. These revolvers have "Q" or "F" serial number suffixes. In 1960 the "K" series Scout was introduced and featured a heavier frame, nickel plating and wood grips. Majority of commemorative revolvers are of this type. This series was discontinued in 1970. Prices are about 15 percent higher than for "Q" and "F" series guns. NOTE: Add 50 percent for 9.5" Buntline; 10 percent for extra cylinder.