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As you probably know, .32 caliber is the minimum allowed under SASS rules. At one time Ruger offered a Single Six in .32 which was smaller and lighter than their larger SA revolvers but they were discontinued some time ago.
A .38 Special with a light bullet (105 grains is very popular but even lighter bullets are available) is very mild. The brass is widely available which means cheaper. If the weight of the pistol is an issue, as another poster pointed out, Uberti makes a smaller framed SA revolver in .38 Special imported as the Model P Junior or Stallion.
SASS rules contemplate two revolvers, shotgun and rifle. You might check out NCOWS to see what they require. Also, keep in mind that some local clubs offer variations at monthly matches so don't give up before checking into what is being done at local clubs near you.
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