Brownells

[lobosolo]

I was just looking for a replacement 22 bbl on the Brownells website and a warning from Norton antivirus popped up and said the website was (suspicious) and dumped me off the site. Anyone else had this happen?

 

[Frank237]

Not on Brownells..but I was having it happen HERE a few weeks back..then it stopped.

 

[Grog]

As bloated as norton is, anything they say is bad might just be good

 

[J. Galt]

Norton is the problem, not Brownell's. Lots of new computers come with Norton pre-installed; the first thing to do is get rid of it.

 

[Tom Beavert]

Dump norton, keep Brownells!
I don't like mcafee any better, AVG seems to do a good job for me.
TB

 

[oldRoger]

That Red Screen has been reported on the S&W & Sig Forum. I have seen it on Midway. Don't click through just close out and start over. More scammers I think.

 

[ladder13]

I got that warning while clicking on some pics here.

 

[scorvers]

Norton bites.

 

[jkc]

"Dump norton, keep Brownells!
I don't like mcafee any better, AVG seems to do a good job for me."

+1

 

[Dobbs]

I dumped Norton, McAfee is a memory hog. I deleted all other anti-spam and anti-adware software and installed ESET's NOD32 several months ago. So far so good. The upside is that it seems to perform quite well and doesn't require an excess of memory.

 

[mtheo]

get a macintosh

 

[JcMack]

The favorite free antivirus now seems to be Microsoft Essentials.