lobosolo
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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?
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Frank237
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Not on Brownells..but I was having it happen HERE a few weeks back..then it stopped.
Grog
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As bloated as norton is, anything they say is bad might just be good 
J. Galt
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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.
Dump norton, keep Brownells!
I don't like mcafee any better, AVG seems to do a good job for me.
TB
I don't like mcafee any better, AVG seems to do a good job for me.
TB
oldRoger
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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.
I got that warning while clicking on some pics here. 
scorvers
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Norton bites.
Dobbs
US Veteran
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
Member
get a macintosh
JcMack
Member
The favorite free antivirus now seems to be Microsoft Essentials.
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