If you want the most accuracy for your dollar, get the Savage. You might also check out the various CZ 452 models. They seem to be uniformly accurate and are also a great value for the money.
If you're concerned about buying American, look for used examples of either.
The 77/22 is a fine and cool rifle. It has much more of a "real gun" feel than the other two, which might or might not be important to you. Sadly, the 77/22 doesn't have the reputation for accuracy that the other two do. SOME of them shoot quite well but there are also lots of horror stories about accuracy as well. It's not that the accuracy is bad, it's just often not what you're expecting when you lay out the 77/22 price. If you buy a 77/22, EXPECT it to shoot about as well as a box-stock 10/22 or maybe a bit better, and then if it turns out you get a good one, you could be very pleasantly surprised.
I love everything about my 77/22V except the fact that it won't shoot as well as my CZ, which cost about half as much. (Well, I'm not crazy about the plywood stock, either, but I can live with it.)
Oh, also, if you get a 77/22, expect to have to do a trigger job on it. A VQ or Timney drop-in sear gives it a great trigger for about $30. (In fairness, the CZs usually require a trigger job, too.)