Bergara B-14 gets my vote. I have a Timber in .30-06 and find it accurate and comfortable to shoot. The action is also very very slick and all in all its everything the Rem 700 should be...it is in fact a very close copy with some updated features like simpler trigger (tho screw holes are available if youd like to add more adjustments, and are willing to do it yourself), and a bolt release on the side.
The only issue with the Timber a number of folks may have is the stock is significantly thicker thru the wrist than most other stocks. I have large hands and prefer more contact than most rifle stocks have so the timber stock fits me well, not so most of the folks ive handed it to.
They also SEEM to weigh more than other sporters, but scoped mine weighs in at 8.2lbs which is lighter than most of the other wood stocked guns i own.
My other favorite rifle is my browning Abolt2, i find it classy, smooth, accurate, and reliable.
I was looking at the Xbolt when i bought my b-14, and while i wont give up the b-14, i may buy an xbolt in another caliber at a later date.