Henry homesteader 9mm semiautomatic

Brand new in box last of the available 9mm semiautomatics accepts glock mags comes with everything as it would put of the box.

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Canadian Compliant Non-Restricted Model
Semi-Auto
Cal.9mm
18.6” Blue Barrel
Two 5 Round Magazines Included
Glock Magwell Adapter Included (Glock Magazines Not Included)
American Walnut Stock & Forend
Hard Anodized Black Receiver Finish
Adjustable Aperture Rear Sight
Screw-On Post Front Sight
14” Length of Pull
Rubber Recoil Pad
Drilled and Tapped Receiver
Weaver 63B Mount Type
With the brawn of a workhorse and the beauty of a show pony, the Homesteader delivers versatility like few other firearms can, effortlessly going from bedside protector to varmint patrolling ranch hand and back again at the end of the day. Don’t let all that work trick you into thinking it’s all business all the time though, because a trip to the range for some casual plinking will prove that the Homesteader also knows how to have fun.

A good tool is one you can depend on to work for you whenever and wherever you need it, so the Homesteader’s semi-automatic blowback action is as simple as it gets relying solely on the expanding gases of the cartridge to cycle the bolt. When the magazine runs dry, the bolt locks back, providing a visual and tactile indication that it’s time to reload. The fact that it’s chambered in America’s most popular caliber with plentiful options ranging from affordable bulk training and plinking ammunition to high-end, technologically advanced defense rounds ensures that you will never be left high and dry with no powder to burn and lead to sling.

The Homesteader is available with the ability to interchange the magazine well. This model comes with a Glock magazine adapter in the box allowing you to use Glock magazines



2x Henry 5-round magazine are included in every box to get you up and running.

Intuitive, quick target acquisition is achieved with an adjustable full aperture rear sight and screw-on front post sight. The longer sight radius (when compared to a handgun) is far more accurate at distance and forgiving of mistakes. For those that prefer illuminated or magnified optics, the receiver is drilled and tapped for a Weaver 63B base. In close quarters, the Homesteader is highly maneuverable, weighing just 6.6 pounds and under 36” in overall length. Perceived recoil is counteracted with a reciprocating mass inside the forearm, getting you back on target faster from shot to