Indian Revenue Open Shooting Championship 2021: Tournament Hosting
Hosting a championship requires more than just space. See how I managed the 4th Indian Revenue Open Shooting Championship, from technical compliance to the final podium.
The official welcome banner for the 4th Indian Revenue Open Shooting Championship, an event I proudly organized and hosted at my academy.
Shooters in the 10m air rifle category taking their positions during the IROSC 2021. The range was set up to provide a focused and professional competition environment.
A behind-the-scenes look at air rifle competitors during the championship, each focused on their electronic target display for precise shot analysis.
It was great to see shooters of all ages participate, like this young competitor using the electronic scoring system during the championship.
A wide view of the participants and audience gathered for the IROSC 2021 prize distribution ceremony, showing the scale of the event.
Another shot of the audience, including officials and guests, during the formal proceedings of the Indian Revenue Open Shooting Championship.
Welcoming the esteemed chief guest with a floral bouquet at the start of the prize distribution ceremony for the IROSC 2021.
About this collection
Hosting a competitive shooting event requires absolute technical precision, not just a room with targets. For the Indian Revenue Open Shooting Championship, I personally oversaw the installation of SIUS electronic scoring systems and verified lighting standards with a lux meter to ensure every shot was tracked with Olympic-grade accuracy. If you are looking to host a tournament, you need a facility that manages the technical burden so you can focus on the competition.
When you manage a large-scale shooting championship in Delhi, the details often get lost. My approach to event hosting at the Vicky Shooting Sports Academy in Punjabi Bagh is designed to prevent that. I handle the entire lifecycle of the competition, from the initial squad registration and lane draws to the final prize distribution ceremony.
My hosting services are built on three pillars:
1. Technical Compliance
Everything in my range is set up to ISSF (International Shooting Sport Federation) standards. For this championship, we utilized SIUS electronic targets, which provide real-time, decimal-accuracy feedback. I personally verify that all lane displays are functional and that the target illumination meets the strict requirements for professional matches.
2. Fair Officiating
As a certified ISSF Judge, I ensure that the officiating is impartial and professional. Whether it is managing lane disputes, timing match details, or adjudicating rule violations, my team enforces the same regulations you would see at a state or national championship. This provides participants with an authentic, serious competitive environment.
3. End-to-End Execution
Beyond the shooting lanes, I manage the logistics of the event space. This includes configuring the registration desk, setting up the PA system for announcements, and organizing the podium area for the medal ceremony. My goal is to deliver a turnkey solution for organizers who want their event to run without the stress of technical failure or administrative chaos.
If you are planning a district-level meet, a corporate shooting day, or a private championship, let's discuss your requirements.
Vicky Shooting Academy
I am Vicky Sir, and I run my academy with the same discipline I teach to my students. When I take on an event, I ensure the infrastructure is professional and the environment is fair. My academy in Punjabi Bagh is built for those who take their shooting seriously.
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