Description
There aren't many 9mm carbines out there that look like they belong over the fireplace and still run like a modern defensive rifle. The Henry Homesteader H027-H9G pulls it off. You get genuine American walnut furniture with a two piece pistol grip stock, a blued 16.37 inch round steel barrel, and a hard anodized black aluminum receiver, all wrapped around a simple blowback action that just keeps cycling. At 6.6 pounds and 35.75 inches overall, it handles quick, shoulders naturally, and the soft-recoiling 9mm makes it a rifle the whole family can shoot comfortably all afternoon.
Feed the Homesteader Your Way
This is the version most folks ask for, and for good reason. It comes with Henry's own 5 round and 10 round magazines, plus a Glock magazine well adapter in the box. Swap the magwell and you can run the same Glock pattern mags you already keep loaded for your pistol, which makes a ton of sense for a home defense or truck gun setup. The adapter installs by driving out a few receiver pins, no gunsmith required. Glock magazines themselves are sold separately.
Sights, Optics, and Suppressor Ready
Out of the box you get a screw-on front post paired with an adjustable aperture rear, a fast, old school sight picture that works. Want glass? The receiver is drilled and tapped and accepts a Weaver 63B mount, so adding a red dot or low power scope is easy. The muzzle is threaded 1/2×28 for a suppressor, and a suppressed Homesteader with subsonic 9mm is about as pleasant as centerfire shooting gets. A 1:10 twist rate stabilizes the full range of 9mm loads.
Everyday Details That Matter
Henry sweats the small stuff here. The bolt handle is ambidextrous, the top mounted thumb safety falls right under your thumb without breaking your grip, sling swivel studs come installed, and a rubber buttpad tames what little recoil there is. Whether it's plinking, small game, or keeping watch over the property, this carbine covers a lot of ground and looks good doing it.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Henry Repeating Arms
- Model Number (MPN): H027-H9G
- UPC: 619835020024
- Caliber: 9mm Luger
- Action: Semi-Auto Blowback
- Barrel Length: 16.37 in, Round Blued Steel
- Muzzle Threads: 1/2×28
- Twist Rate: 1:10
- Capacity: 10+1 (10rd and 5rd mags included)
- Overall Length: 35.75 in
- Weight: 6.6 lbs
- Stock: American Walnut, 2-Piece Pistol Grip
- Receiver: Hard Anodized Black Aluminum, Drilled and Tapped (Weaver 63B)
- Sights: Screw-On Front Post, Adjustable Aperture Rear
- Safety: Top-Mounted Thumb Switch
- Length of Pull: 14 in
What’s Included
- Henry Homesteader 9mm carbine
- One 10-round Henry magazine
- One 5-round Henry magazine
- Glock magazine well adapter (Glock magazines not included)
- Factory-installed sling swivel studs
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Henry Homesteader H027-H9G come with the Glock magazine adapter?
Yes, this specific model ships with the Glock magazine well adapter in the box, along with Henry's own 5 round and 10 round magazines. Keep in mind Glock magazines themselves are not included, so you'll need to supply your own. Swapping the magwell is a simple job done by driving out the receiver pins.
Can I put a suppressor on the Homesteader 9mm?
You sure can. The 16.37 inch barrel comes threaded 1/2×28 from the factory, which is the standard pitch for most 9mm suppressors and muzzle devices. Paired with subsonic ammo, a suppressed Homesteader is remarkably quiet and a real treat at the range.
Can I mount an optic on the Henry Homesteader?
Yes. The receiver is drilled and tapped and accepts a Weaver 63B scope mount, so you can run a red dot or a low power scope without much fuss. If you'd rather keep it simple, the adjustable aperture rear sight and front post give you a quick, reliable sight picture as-is.
Is the Homesteader a good option for home defense?
It's a strong pick. The compact 35.75 inch overall length and light 6.6 pound weight make it easy to maneuver indoors, and 9mm out of a carbine barrel offers mild recoil that most shooters in the household can manage confidently. Add the Glock mag compatibility and you can share magazines with a pistol you already own.





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