The Henry Repeating Arms Homesteader 9mm semi-auto carbine is a modern take on a classic American rifle—built for shooters who want reliable, accurate performance without unnecessary complexity. This 9mm carbine bridges the gap between a pistol and a full-size rifle, making it equally at home at the range, on small game, or as a versatile backyard shooter. At just 6.6 pounds with a 16.37-inch barrel, it handles easily in tight spaces while maintaining the ballistics and accuracy most shooters expect from a centerfire rifle platform.

Henry engineered the Homesteader around the popular 9mm cartridge—affordable, widely available, and forgiving for newer shooters or those running high round counts without breaking the bank. The hard-anodized aluminum receiver stays light while standing up to regular use, and the American walnut two-piece pistol grip stock gives it a classic, purposeful look. Adjustable aperture rear sights and a screw-on front post keep you on target straight out of the box, and the drilled-and-tapped receiver accepts optics if you want to modernize the sight picture. The threaded barrel (1/2x28) opens the door to suppressors or muzzle devices down the line.

This is a rifle that rewards learning the fundamentals. The ambidextrous bolt handle works for both left and right shooters, the top-mounted thumb safety is intuitive, and the 10-round capacity (with included 5-round magazine) gives you flexibility for different shooting situations. Rubber buttpad and swivel studs come standard, and the 1:10 rifling twist keeps 9mm projectiles stable. Whether you're zeroing in on your marksmanship, introducing someone to centerfire shooting, or just enjoying reliable, low-recoil plinking, the Homesteader delivers honest American gunmaking.

The Henry Repeating Arms Homesteader 9mm semi-auto carbine is a modern take on a classic American rifle—built for shooters who want reliable, accurate performance without unnecessary complexity. This 9mm carbine bridges the gap between a pistol and a full-size rifle, making it equally at home at the range, on small game, or as a versatile backyard shooter. At just 6.6 pounds with a 16.37-inch barrel, it handles easily in tight spaces while maintaining the ballistics and accuracy most shooters expect from a centerfire rifle platform.

Henry engineered the Homesteader around the popular 9mm cartridge—affordable, widely available, and forgiving for newer shooters or those running high round counts without breaking the bank. The hard-anodized aluminum receiver stays light while standing up to regular use, and the American walnut two-piece pistol grip stock gives it a classic, purposeful look. Adjustable aperture rear sights and a screw-on front post keep you on target straight out of the box, and the drilled-and-tapped receiver accepts optics if you want to modernize the sight picture. The threaded barrel (1/2x28) opens the door to suppressors or muzzle devices down the line.

This is a rifle that rewards learning the fundamentals. The ambidextrous bolt handle works for both left and right shooters, the top-mounted thumb safety is intuitive, and the 10-round capacity (with included 5-round magazine) gives you flexibility for different shooting situations. Rubber buttpad and swivel studs come standard, and the 1:10 rifling twist keeps 9mm projectiles stable. Whether you're zeroing in on your marksmanship, introducing someone to centerfire shooting, or just enjoying reliable, low-recoil plinking, the Homesteader delivers honest American gunmaking.