The Henry Homesteader H027-H9 is a semi-automatic 9mm carbine designed for versatile, practical use around the home, on the range, and for small-game hunting. Its pistol-caliber design and threaded 16.37 inch barrel make it suitable for shooters who want low-recoil handling and easy follow-up shots in everyday contexts. The Homesteader presents a traditional walnut stock and blued-steel barrel paired with a hard-anodized aluminum receiver for a blend of classic styling and modern utility.
Key Specifications
- The rifle is chambered in 9mm Luger, compatible with standard 9mm ammunition.
- The action type is a Semi-Automatic configuration for pistol-caliber carbine operation.
- The barrel measures 16.37 inches and is a threaded, round blued-steel design.
- The magazine capacity is 10 rounds (one 10-round and one 5-round Henry magazine included).
- The overall weight is approximately 6.6 lbs for balanced carry and handling.
- The overall length is 35.75 inches for compact storage and maneuverability.
- The receiver is finished in Hard Anodized Black Aluminum and is drilled and tapped for optics.
- The stock is made from American walnut and features a 2-piece pistol-grip style with a rubber buttplate.
- The barrel twist rate is 1:10 and the muzzle is threaded to a 1/2×28 pattern.
Note: magazine capacity and sales restrictions apply in certain jurisdictions. States with 10-round magazine limits include: Hawaii, California, Connecticut, DC, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington, and Colorado.
With its blend of traditional walnut furniture and modern, threaded-steel barrel and anodized receiver, the Homesteader is a practical choice for shooters who value reliable, user-friendly design for range work, home protection, and small-game tasks. Its included magazines and scope-ready receiver offer straightforward setup for everyday use, and it is available through authorized dealers in locations including Clackamas, OR for local pickup where permitted.
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