Kidoke1

The method I used to use for large quantities of darts is putting them in a big bucket (home depot style) and cutting a hole in the lid. I make sure that when I shake the bucket tht edarts have plenty of space to move, your max capacity may vary as its never the same for me. I then place the end of the hairdryer in the hole and masking/duct tape it to the lid. I use a hairdryer that is adjustable for temp and speed independently, and then set it to high speed low temp and shake. I do it until the majority of darts are acceptably straight. 

Great. Any tips for planning and advertising? what should I prepare, what should I buy, how do I set it up, are people hired to act as refs? do people volunteer? what are the different (more common) game modes? LIterally anything necesarry for setting up I need to know.

Thanks! That's exactly it.

On the left side there's some text molded on. It says "Prime Time Toys 2013" on it. I've checked the wiki for all primte time blasters, and this one isn't on that list.

I actually found a type of WD-40 spray lubricant that's marketed as safe for metal, plastic, and rubber. I haven't read the "Ingredient" list, but it seems legit. Here's a link (not affiliate) https://www.amazon.c...t/dp/B07WXMX3HQ

I've got no idea if it'll actually destroy your foam flinger or not. I just know it exists and have used it on metal.