Maryland's new law requiring prospective handgun buyers to sit through a two-hour video ostensibly about gun safety before they may take possession of their firearms is all about hassling would-be gun buyers — not curbing crime or reducing the number of accidental deaths and injuries involving guns. The new law took effect yesterday and is merely the latest impediment ginned-up by anti-gun lawmakers in Maryland — a state notorious for making life difficult for... (GunPolicy.org)