Kurul Fortress is one of the fortified Northern Anatolian settlements that stand out with its finds representing the Late Hellenistic Period. The general character of the settlement can be explained by the fact that it reflects a fortress settlement with adjacent regular rooms surrounded by a main defensive wall supported by towers. According to the archaeological evidence obtained, it is understood that the settlement was fortified by the Pontic king Mithradates VI Eupator. The reign of Mithradates VI has an important place in military history due to the wars against the Roman Republic. In ancient sources, there are statements about how the third war (74-63 BC) brought destruction to the settlements in Pontos geography. Excavations carried out at the Kurul Fortress present findings parallel to those described in ancient sources, with traces of fire reflecting a great destruction and numerous weapon finds. During excavations from 2010 to 2022, a total of 1289 weapons were found, 967 of which were metal. Among the metal weapons in which iron and lead are used as raw materials, long-range weapons constitute the largest percentage. With this study, it is aimed to reconsider the metal long-range weapons found at the Kurul Fortress with current data.