Adam Borisenko
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Adam Borisenko is the Online Editor for Gun Digest. He lives in Iowa where he has studied, collected and enjoyed shooting firearms for most of his life. While he has experience covering a wide array of different subjects, his special interest is in Combloc guns and other military small arms from the second half of the 20th century.
Gun Articles
Escort DF12: The Newest AR-Pattern Shotgun
Imported from Turkey, the new Escort DF12 is a rugged semi-auto 12-gauge with familiar handling and controls.
Gun Articles
WBP Mini Jack And Lynx: AK Pistols Straight Outta Poland
For those who want a Draco with a bit more style, look no farther than the WBP Mini Jack or Lynx.
Gun Articles
WBP Fox: An AKM With Some Polish Flair
Nice finish and plenty of features—but does the Polish WBP Fox measure up to more established countries' AKs?
AR-15
KE Arms Civil Defense Rifle: What Would Stoner Do (On A Budget)?
KE Arms has released a budget version of their WWSD carbine called the Civil Defense Rifle or CDR. It follows the same design principles that went into the original project, but with some features omitted in order to cut down on cost.
Gun Articles
Zastava M91 Sniper Rifle: A Military DMR For The Commercial Market
The Zastava M91 is a scaled up AK from Serbia that's design was inspired by the famous Soviet SVD. It is a reliable and accurate rifle, but is it worth the price tag?
Gun Articles
WBP: New Polish AKs With Humble Beginnings
WBP AK rifles and pistols are some of the only available imported AKs in the US right now. Are they on par with the likes of Zastava and Cugir? Or are they merely commercial-grade AKs with an inflated reputation?
Optics
New Venom 5-25×56 FFP Scope From Vortex
Vortex Optics’ newest variable power rifle scope, the Venom 5-25x56 FFP, aims to provide shooters with a high-quality, competition ready optic that’s both budget and learner friendly.
Gun Articles
Zastava M57 and M70A: The Yugoslavian Tokarevs
Just like with their Kalashnikovs, the Yugoslavians put their own twist on a famous Soviet weapon when they developed their M57 Tokarev pistol. Widely available both as original military surplus and new production, these guns are more than historical relics.