It depends on what you consider to be "accurate".

If you're content with 1.5" at 100yrds, pretty much any Ruger, Remington, Savage, Sako, Tikka, Winchester, H&R/NEF, Weatherby, Vanguard, Howa, or browning will get it done for you...even several Marlin leverguns will...and yes, these are personal observations, not just what I've heard. My hunting buddies and I try something new about every week.

When it comes to beating 1.5MOA, things get a little more scarce...from factory guns, this is going to depend on the individual gun and the load you're running in it. I've got a Ruger Mark II M-77 .30-06 that will shoot snowmen at 150yrds with the right ammo (Winchester Supreme Balistic Silvertips), with the wrong ammo, it's a 15" group (yeah, 15") at 100yrds (Winchester Super-X power points).

I've bought two Remington 700PSS .308's, out of box one would put five rounds into a 0.5" diameter hole at 100yrds (.2MOA), the other ran about 1.2MOA...of course, it was going to be a target rifle anyway, so it got a full action and stock job (I left the first one alone!!).

I've also had a Savage .22-250 12FVSS (with the Dragnov stock) put five rounds under a nickle at 100yrds out of the box.

Savage is a contender for the most accurate production guns out there, even before you consider their price. They are hands down the most accurate gun for the money. Who needs a gun to be pretty, I'd rather it shoot well than look good.