Don't want to spend a ton of money either.
Then buy the Moison-Nagant, better yet, buy two, maybe three. M91/30, M39, M44, any of those (or 1 of each) and some surplus bulk 7.62x54R ammo.
You could spend a lifetime collecting all of the variations on that receiver alone. Maybe not as pretty as some of the others you listed, it saw service during the October revolution, WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, heck, maybe even the Russo-Japanese war of 04, some in Finland's Winter War (the Finns made an excellent rifle in their M39).
Having said that... if I could only have one, it'd be a Swedish Mauser 96 of which I have 2-96's, a 38 (and an Ag-42b... but that's not a bolt action). Others would disagree and choose an Enfield SMLE or a 98 Mauser, a 1903 or an 1896 Krag. Lately the Swiss K31's have been on the market relatively inexpensive (and worth every penney). A couple that have been overlooked in the past is the Japanese Arisaka and the Italian Carcano.
But right now, best bang for the buck, it'd have to be the Ruskie bolt. I could be wrong... but I'm not.