[Higgins]

Two weeks ago I went to a local gunshow and saw a Rogak pistol that looked to be ANIB for sale, the Rogak being the allegedly shoddy American copy of the Steyr GB. Interesting, but not shocking to see an unusual and fairly rare Rogak at a gunshow.

Then, I saw another at the same show, then another. I ended up seeing 3 ANIB Rogaks at the same show, all being offered by different dealers. Previously I don't think I had seen any Rogaks for sale anywhere but maybe the internet.

So, I was wondering, what gives? Did somebody recently sell their old stock of Rogaks, or was this just a coincidence?

[Wildalaska]

Rogaks were always promiscuos and bred like rabbits :)

[Handy]

Maybe some collector gave up the ghost.

The Rogak was a nasty weapon. Having gotten the clearances wrong, the gas system didn't seal properly. In the end a buffer was used since the gun was essentially straight blowback.

I use to work with the former Mrs. Rogak. It wasn't her fault.