Shooting springers with flood lighted targets at night

I use a similar method. I use my ATN X-SIGHT 4K PRO night vision scope to shoot with IR flashlights and floodlights essentially doing the same thing. It lights up the pellet from behind and I've actually done some target practice with my rifles at night, recorded the video in slow motion, then analyzed the trajectory and flight dynamics of the pellets from the recorded video.

Me too - I use a 3k lumen flashlight and shoot at a 100y target. Your right. Definitely looks like a tracer round and helps you see what the pellets doing in real time - especially with a chrony. I’ve been able to dial my gun in quicker with that technique than any other. 

I bought a cordless LED light from Lowe's, put it on the highest setting and put it on a tool stand a few feet over my target. I didn't want to worry about plugging it in, yada yada, works excellently for me! I bought a backup Craftsman from Lowes as well. I can either double light the targets, or use the second one if the first one gives out. 

I believe some of the best groups from an airgun can be shot at night. The wind a lot of times is zilch making it perfect for these little pellets in flight.

Has anyone ever used a laser genetics mounted above the scope?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CEapOc4rtU