Henry Homesteader M-LOK 9mm Brushed Bronze Rifle

Henry Homesteader M-LOK: The Versatile 9mm Carbine

The Henry Homesteader represents a thoughtful approach to the modern 9mm carbine—a rifle that bridges the gap between precision and practicality. Built on proven Henry engineering, this rifle delivers the accuracy and control serious shooters demand.

Sighting and Optics

The Homesteader ships with an adjustable full aperture rear sight and screw-on front post sight. The longer sight radius compared to a handgun delivers superior accuracy at distance and forgives the occasional shooting error. For those preferring modern optics, the receiver is drilled and tapped for a Weaver 63B scope base, allowing quick mounting of your preferred sighting system.

Control and Handling

A reciprocating mass system inside the forearm manages recoil impulse, getting you back on target faster between shots. This feature builds confidence, particularly for shooters sensitive to recoil. The genuine American walnut stock features leather-like texturing that provides secure grip purchase, while a soft rubber recoil pad absorbs impact.

Ambidextrous controls include a bolt hold-open lever operable from either side, a centrally located bottom-mounted magazine release, and a bolt charging handle that mounts on either side of the bolt. A top-mounted thumb safety switch sits within natural reach.

Magazine Flexibility

The interchangeable magazine well accepts Glock magazines, giving you access to a vast aftermarket ecosystem. The rifle ships with both 5-round and 10-round Henry magazines, plus a Glock magazine adapter.

Specifications

• Caliber: 9mm Luger
• Barrel: 16.37" round blued steel with brushed bronze Cerakote finish
• Twist Rate: 1:10
• Overall Length: 35.75"
• Weight: 6.6 lbs
• Capacity: 10 rounds
• Stock: American walnut with pistol grip
• Length of Pull: 14"
• M-LOK slots on forearm for accessories
• Sling swivel studs for field carry

The Homesteader excels for target shooting, hunting small game, and general marksmanship practice. It's a rifle that rewards good technique while remaining forgiving of imperfection.