This is the 3rd post I ask this in.hopefully more luck here.Ok.heat rises.basic physics, right.So which is better to keep the temperature equilibrated in a 2-story home? The builders are offering a radiant barrier roof and/or more attic insulationWould either of these really make a difference in deterring more heat (from the sun) in the house? It's always hotter upstairs than down, and even having 2 separate thermostats doesn't really help.
HK firearms are well constructed, but expensiveYou could buy two to three Springfield Armories for the price of one HK.
I've fired a number of HK'sin 9mm, .40 and 45 acpnice guncomfortable gripnice trigger feelbut too expensive!in the end, I spent my money on a SigSauer p245 chambered in 45acpwith absolutely no regretseasily handles hollow point ammunition and never any feed jam or ejection problemsand, more importantI am able to put 3 rapid fire shot in a 4 group at 25 ft.
Both are good optionsIf i had to pick one, go with the more insulation, but a combo would be bestAlso make sure you have adequate roof ventilation so hot air does not get trapped in attic (circulation of air) Also vanees ( model of air exchangers) would help in this situationThey exchange the air of your house every 12 hours with the outdoor air creating good air circulation in you house reducing hot spots upstairs.
