Also you need to ask yourself what you are going to do with it.
I love my Blaser R93 because it breaks down easily for travel, it is easy to keep clean and you can just shake the water out of it and it is a great tool for the stalking that I do. It is a very efficient and effective solution for my shooting requirements. On the other hand you may not need to travel with your rifle and may not be keen crawling about in the driving rain and so on. Plus the Blaser is expensive for a rifle and ugly as well. I wouldn't change mine as it is perfect for my needs, but your needs may be very different.
On the other hand a mate bought a Parker Hale in 308 for a few hundred quid. He put some work into doing up the stock and had it looking lovely, much nicer than my plastic Blaser. It didn't shoot quite as well as the Blaser does but it was good enough and he doesn't travel with it nor does he take it out in the wet or crawl through a new sitka spruce plantation in the driving rain with it. It really is a great rifle for his needs and it cost next to nothing when compared with mine. If you went the Parker Hale route you'd have a lot of cash left over to spend on stalking and, in the end, that's what it is about and not gathering up toys, despite what you might think on reading this forum.
I also know a chap with a Sauer that is a wonderful rifle and looks really great. It shoots well, as you'd expect, and better than the Parker Hale but I'd not want to take it stalking, though I think the Sauer can also be "taken down" for travel. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Sauer but it is not for me.
So, the answer isn't so much what someone else might recommend but is more based upon your exact requirements. If your requirements are the same as mine - an accurate, trouble free, excellent right out of the box tool for doing a job that is easy to live with and travel with then the Blaser is worth the money and a great solution however my money says your requirements aren't the same as mine.