The Henry Homesteader 9mm semi-auto rifle is a compact, versatile platform built for shooters who want a modern rifle chambered in a common handgun caliber. At just 35.75 inches overall and 6.6 lbs, this 16-inch barreled rifle handles like a joy whether you're working around the homestead, shooting steel at the range, or pursuing small game. The hard-anodized aluminum receiver resists corrosion while keeping weight down, and the blued steel barrel sports a 1:10 twist rate optimized for 9mm performance. Henry's semi-auto design pairs reliability with straightforward operation—perfect for shooters stepping up from a pistol or building a practical, lighter-recoiling rifle system.

The Homesteader ships with both 5-round and 10-round Henry magazines, and it includes a SIG/S&W magazine well adapter so you can feed it from those platform magazines (you'll need to source SIG or S&W mags separately if you choose that route). The threaded barrel (1/2x28) opens the door to suppressors or muzzle devices down the road. Controls are intuitive: a top-mounted thumb safety, ambidextrous bolt handle for left and right-handed shooters, and sights that work right out of the box—a screw-on front post and adjustable aperture rear for quick target acquisition.

The two-piece American walnut stock and pistol grip feel classic without being slow, and the rubber buttpad manages recoil on longer sessions. All this functionality sits on a receiver drilled and tapped for optics, so bolting on a modern sight picture with the included Weaver 63B scope mount is straightforward. Whether you're zeroing a dot for defensive training, reaching out to paper or steel, or staying sharp with subsonic 9mm, the Homesteader delivers Henry's build quality in a caliber that won't break your wallet or kick hard.

The Henry Homesteader 9mm semi-auto rifle is a compact, versatile platform built for shooters who want a modern rifle chambered in a common handgun caliber. At just 35.75 inches overall and 6.6 lbs, this 16-inch barreled rifle handles like a joy whether you're working around the homestead, shooting steel at the range, or pursuing small game. The hard-anodized aluminum receiver resists corrosion while keeping weight down, and the blued steel barrel sports a 1:10 twist rate optimized for 9mm performance. Henry's semi-auto design pairs reliability with straightforward operation—perfect for shooters stepping up from a pistol or building a practical, lighter-recoiling rifle system.

The Homesteader ships with both 5-round and 10-round Henry magazines, and it includes a SIG/S&W magazine well adapter so you can feed it from those platform magazines (you'll need to source SIG or S&W mags separately if you choose that route). The threaded barrel (1/2x28) opens the door to suppressors or muzzle devices down the road. Controls are intuitive: a top-mounted thumb safety, ambidextrous bolt handle for left and right-handed shooters, and sights that work right out of the box—a screw-on front post and adjustable aperture rear for quick target acquisition.

The two-piece American walnut stock and pistol grip feel classic without being slow, and the rubber buttpad manages recoil on longer sessions. All this functionality sits on a receiver drilled and tapped for optics, so bolting on a modern sight picture with the included Weaver 63B scope mount is straightforward. Whether you're zeroing a dot for defensive training, reaching out to paper or steel, or staying sharp with subsonic 9mm, the Homesteader delivers Henry's build quality in a caliber that won't break your wallet or kick hard.