Many years ago my dad was seriously looking at Rugers, and asked me to check 'em out. I read all kinds of reviews & info, and learned that at some point they didn't make their own barrels & sourced them out to a bunch of different manufacturers. Accuracy reports were all over the board, but I saw A LOT of complaints about poor accuracy. If ya got a good one, great. But there were plenty of guys who could only get 2" groups at 100 yards at the very best, using its favorite ammo under perfect conditions.
That would annoy the heck out of me.
Even if I didn't really need any more accuracy than that, that's not the reason I would buy a nice bolt action in the first place. I can get that outta cheap guns, repeaters, milsurps, semi autos, and even my old slug shotgun could get pretty close to that. I'd expect more from a big name bolt action centerfire.
It's really up to you if you wanna live with it or change something. Do you hand load? If not, chances are you could work up at least one decent load that your gun liked. If you don't wanna go that route, and really like the gun, you could rebarrel it. Or, sell it and buy another gun exactly like it. Odds are pretty good in your favor that the second one would be more accurate. And since you're essentially trading even up for an identical gun, you shouldn't be out much money. And then again, you could always sell it and buy something else entirely.