| Kyle Sumpter | |
|---|---|
| Personal information | |
| Hometown |
Kent, WA |
| Occupation |
Police Commander |
| Competition information | |
| Season | |
| Team | |
| Place |
5th (Season 4) |
| Episode eliminated |
Have Machine Gun Will Travel (Season 4) |
| [Source] | |
- "I would like to be known as the harmless, old guy. But I'm the silent assassin who sends them home one at a time."
- ―Kyle Sumpter[src]
Kyle Sumpter was a contestant of Top Shot that participated in Season Four and Season Five.
During Season Four, Kyle was originally a member of the Red Team, but became part of the Green Team during the last half of the competition. Kyle was eliminated during Week Eleven, after losing an Elimination Challenge against Augie Malekovich.
Kyle was brought back for Season Five, but he was eliminated during Week Four after losing an Elimination Challenge against Jamie Franks.
Personal life[]
Kyle Sumpter is a police commander from Kent, Washington. He has 20 years of law enforcement experience, including 12 on a SWAT team. He has won several Washington State IDPA and Steel Championships, competing with only police service weapons.
Top Shot: Season 4[]
Kyle Sumpter's Season Four promotional picture
Week One[]
Week Two[]
Week Three[]
Week Four[]
Week Five[]
Week Six[]
Week Seven[]
Week Eight[]
Week Nine[]
Week Ten[]
Week Eleven[]
Post-competition[]
According to Behind the Bullet, Kyle has been running lethal force and firearms training courses.
Top Shot: Season 5[]
In 2013, it was announced that Kyle would be a contestant in Season Five, Top Shot All-Stars.
Week One[]
In the episode Best of the Best, Kyle was sent to the proving ground. However, he managed to stay safe this round.
Week Two[]
Kyle was sent to the elimination competition against Blake Miguez. After a tie-breaker involving shooting a gumball off a peg with the Volquartsen Ruger 10/22, Kyle defeated Blake and remained safe.
