Ceramic stones

[Coonan357]

Back in the mid-90's I had bought three ceramic stones from Brownells. They are the 6x1/2x1/2 medium, fine, and extra fine stones.
I used them very little and put them away, until now.
I had them out the other day to smooth out the trigger on my rifle. One thing I hadn't noticed way back when is that the surface on the stones is not consistent. I can feel that the surface of the stones is uneven as I move the part along the stones.
So, my question is this, is there a source of similar stones that are more consistent that I should be looking at?
It doesn't seem to me that my current stones are ideal for trigger work.
Thanks in advance,
Scott

 

[kbaxter60]

Was I the only one who thought this was a Chuck Norris thread?

 

[Eastexasrick]

Was I the only one who thought this was a Chuck Norris thread?

I always thought he had big brass ones that clanked when he walked. That is when he wanted them to clank because even sound cant travel without his permission.

 

[Army 1911]

Use a straight edge to see. Also you could have worn them with prior use.
Seems like they are trigger track stones for a 1911 by the size.

 

[G O B]

To smooth or shape a stone, STONE it on a slightly coarser stone.

 

[Coonan357]

I appreciate the feedback. For the amount of stoning I do I'm not going to try reshaping these stones.
I will replace them though if I run across better stones.
Thanks again guys.

 

[cycleguy2300]

I appreciate the feedback. For the amount of stoning I do I'm not going to try reshaping these stones.
I will replace them though if I run across better stones.
Thanks again guys.

How much stoning do you do? Enough to you say you are a stoner?

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[General Zod]

How much stoning do you do? Enough to you say you are a stoner?

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He'd probably stone his stones until they were properly stoned, but stoning stones might not make him a stoner. But that's just my opinion, it's not set in stone.

 

[wakosama]

Depends on how much flattening. For my japanese stones I use pieces of the gray wet/dry abrasive paper spray glued to an old thick glass table shelf to get them flat. You could try that.