X1 with the Win M70.  Plenty of room.

GS04/5 with Win M70.  Big scabbard also has room for a fishing rod (or a bigger gun, as you'll see below).

J104/5 with the Win M70.  Plenty of room.

The more compact X1.  A lighter weight, smaller pack.  A longer gun stands a little higher in the scabbard, but it still carries it very well.

Choose this pack if you want  a simpler, lighter, high quality daypack, with the Ripcord Bow Tether.

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The midsize Gunslinger.  A sweet daypack, with a wider Backscabbard designed for large or bulky weapons.

Choose this if you want a very nice daypack with more features, such as oversized compression straps, Padlock accessory attachments, a top-cover for the gun, and more.  Also the best choice for those with tall turreted scopes, or guns with bipods combined with large objective scopes.

The larger Just One.  A beautiful pack that feels like a daypack when it's lightly loaded -- it rides like it's part of your body -- but expands to a full-scale freighter with our patented Cam Expansion System.

Choose this pack if you want a pack that does it all.  It has a close profile, and carries right behind your torso as a daypack.  And it can carry as much meat as you can walk with.  Designed to get you into camp, to be a pleasure to hunt with, and to get your game off the mountain.

The rifle used in the second set of comparison photos is a 2006 M1 with Remington 700 .308 with 26" barrel and Leupold 6.5-20 x 50 LR/T.  Note the deep-bellied forestock in combination with the tall scope turrets; it's pretty big gun.    It drops right in to the Gunslinger, but is a tight squeeze in the X1 and Just One. 

This big gun is a tight fit in the X1, but as you can see, it carries it.  It would fit fine with a regular scope (without the tactical turrets) or with a standard stock.

GS04/5 with the Rem 700.  This pack also has room for the bipod with the large scope.  There's plenty of room for extreme-sized guns in this pack.

J104/5 with the Rem 700.  Again, it's a tight fit, but do-able.  As with the X1, either a regular scope or stock would make this an easy fit.

For one more example, we'll show you a DPMS .308 LRR with Leupold 6.5-20 x 50 LR/T in a Gunslinger.  The combination of scope and magazine make it a tight fit in a GS05.  With the magazine removed, it easily drops in and slips out; this is a fairly extreme gun size to try to fit in a scabbard.  The Gunslinger is the only pack that a weapon of this size is compatible with.