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ShotSubo is based off of the traditional Japanese tetsubo, which is a long club. ShotSubo’s body is six feet from end to end, with two feet allotted to the handle and trigger grip, while the remaining four feet comprised the metal-studded metal club that houses the barrel of the gun. The body of ShotSubo's body is made of a composite metal alloy to provide suitable durability and hitting power. The handle is 1.5“ in diameter and bears the gripped trigger mechanism, as well as a 4” diameter metal ball on the tip of the handle. The barrel of ShotSubo begins to taper up from 2“ in diameter at the connection with the handle and becomes 5” in diameter at its widest near the end. To increase the force of impact the length of the barrel is embellished with 1/2“ studs.

ShotSubo is also capable of firing Macro shells. When fired, a fiery blast extends from the end of the barrel that fans out in a conical pattern. Due to the dispersal of energy it is ineffective at medium to long range, and should be used as a support function in close range combat.

By utilizing the substantial recoil caused by firing the weapon, a skilled user can swing and maneuver the heavy weapon with relative ease.