.22 LR caliber semi-automatic pistol, with 10-shot magazine. Tapered barrel with enlarged register at muzzle end to hold a removable muzzle-brake. Super polished blue finish; adjustable sights; 2 and 3 oz. adjustable weights and checkered walnut thumbrest grips. Grooved front and backstraps on frame. Available with 6.75", 8" or 10" barrels. Occasionally sold as combination including two barrels. Premiums for 10" barrels and combinations in original boxes. 5.5" bull barrel available in 103s after April 1962, 7.25" fluted barrels available in 103s after April 1963. NOTE: Add $125 premium for 8" barrel; $225 premium for 10" barrel; 12 percent premium for box with papers; 14 percent premium for light oak case.

Like Supermatic Trophy, with checkered plastic grips. Blued finish, without trophy's super polished finish. Grooved front and backstraps on frame. 5.5" bull barrel available in 103s after April 1962. Also produced with U.S. marking for military. NOTE: Add $100 premium for 8" barrel; $200 premium for 10" barrel; 12 percent premiun for box with papers; 18 percent premium for light oak case.

.22 LR caliber semi-automatic pistol, with 10-shot magazine. Barrels are round and tapered. Blued finish, adjustable sights and checkered plastic grips. Available with 4.5", 6.75" or combination with both barrels. Combinations available in 102 Series only. 5.5" bull barrel replaced the 4.5" barrel in early 1962. Also produced with U.S. marking for military. NOTE: Add $200 premium for factory combination; 12 percent premium for box with papers.

.22 Short caliber version of Supermatic Citation. Early models marked "Olympic Citation", changed to "Olympic" only in 1960. Grooved front and backstraps on frame. 6.75", 8" and 10" barrels produced. 5.5" bull barrel available on later 103 production. NOTE: Add $125 premium for 8" barrel; $225 premium for 10" barrel; $150 premium for "Olympic Citation" marked guns; 12 percent premium for box with papers.

Like an Olympic only available with 6.75" barrel and integral muzzle-brake. Grooved front and backstraps on frame. NOTE: Add 12 percent premium for box with papers.

Olympic ISU with Supermatic Trophy finish. Grooved front and back straps on frame. Produced in 103 Series only. Fewer than 500 produced. NOTE: Add 10 percent premium for box with papers.

.22 LR caliber semi-automatic pistol, with 10-shot magazine. Barrels are light-weight, round and tapered. Blued finish, fixed sights and checkered plastic grips. Available with 4.5", 6.75" or combination with both barrel lengths. Produced 1957 to 1970 and 1974 to 1977. Also available 1974 to 1977 with nickel finish. NOTE: Add $100 premium for nickel finish; $200 premium for factory combination; 20 percent premium for box with papers.

.22 Short caliber version of Sport King Models 102 and 103. Models have steel frames. NOTE: Add $200 premium for factory combination; 12 percent premium for box with papers.

.22 LR caliber semi-automatic pistol, with 10-shot magazine. 5.5" bull barrel, blued finish, adjustable sights, checkered plastic grips. Some produced with Model 103-marked slides. Although the 103-marked guns have 1969 and later serial numbers they were shipped after introduction of Sharpshooter in 1971 and were probably converted from unsold Sport Kings. No premium for 103-marked. Variation without series marked on slide is most plentiful. Produced 1971 to 1977. NOTE: Add 15 percent premium for box with papers.

Kits convert .22 LR to .22 Short and include barrel, aluminum slide and magazine. Prices for kits in original boxes.