When I was the training sergeant in Teton County, WY, we created a team of search and rescue volunteers with deputies to go into the back country when a grizzly or other animal attacked someone. Weight was a consideration so I selected the POF Rogue as our platform. Some of our volunteers had never shot much, let alone an AR platform. We ran the Rogue rifles hard as everyone had to use and qualify with them. If you keep an AR clean and lubed properly, it will work for you. We didn't have any issues (other than operator error) with the Rogue rifles we got. POF is good to work with, should you encounter a problem.
That being said, our sniper team got Rogue rifles also. They didn't like the buttstock it came with and switched it out for something else. I think these rifles held about 1 to 1.5 MOA with GMM 168 gr. I think some on the team were not used to shooting an AR platform and the rifles were capable of better accuracy. I have a POF P308 that can shoot .5 MOA with 168 gr GMM.
All things considered, the Rogue was perfect for our bear team. They were very reliable. I would probably chose a different rifle for long range matches but all things considered the Rogue was a good performer.