Trapshooting Hall of Fame holds walkthrough

<span>The Corrigan Moving Systems trailer is still parked outside and many of the exhibits are still in moving boxes that are scattered around the facility.</span>

<span>But the new Trapshooting Hall of Fame and Museum facility at the World Shooting and Recreational Complex in Sparta held a walkthrough for local dignitaries and media on Wednesday.</span>

<span>"I couldn't be happier with the movers," said Tami Daniel, operations manager for the Trapshooting Hall of Fame. "They have done everything I've asked them to do."</span>

<span>Not even the guns have arrived yet. Daniel said they are currently on loan to the National Rifle Association Museum.</span>

<span>"Those will be back before the AIM shoot," she said.</span>

<span>Daniel also noted that transporting the firearms was a bit tricky, given state regulations.</span>

<span>"Anything that's considered 'live' was stored by one of our trustees," she said. "Otherwise, the insurance would not cover other items on the truck or in storage."</span>

<span>The official grand opening is scheduled for Aug. 7 at 7 p.m.</span>