Bayonet Identification - Oleg Volk Poster

[22rimfiredude]

Although not strictly a milsurp question, but in the below photo what type of bayonet is this? As well, could this bayonet actually attach to an M4 or this a photoshop thing?

From Oleg Volk's web site:

 

[Nyles]

Blade looks like it's off a Swiss Vetterli pioneer bayonet. I'd go with photoshop.

 

[skirsons]

I don't think it's photoshopped. Some bad grammar though.

 

[Bittermansbro]

All your bayonets are belong to us!

The girl is a sweetheart, and that pink AR is perfect for her. Although the bayo maybe too much for her, gotta like the serrations.

 

[DOOK]

Those are for brushing teeth!

 

[JP]

Composite photo:

- Blade is from a Swiss 1911 Engineers bayonet
- Guard and lower hilt from an Type 30 Arisaka bayonet
- Upper hilt is from an US M-7 bayonet.

 

[BadgerDog]

- Blade is from a Swiss 1911 Engineers bayonet.

I don't see the hook on the guard?


(Click PIC to Enlarge)

1914 Pioneer-Engineer SAWBACK Bayonet (click here)http://imageevent.com/badgerdog/swissservicerifles/swissbayonets/1914pioneerengineersawbackbayonet

Regards,
Badger

 

[JP]

The blade is from the Swiss 1911, the guard is from an Arisaka Type 30, the guy does great photoshop!

 

[shortandlong]

I am not an expert but i would go with what jp says

 

[DOOK]

That 1914 is a bad ass bayo. I wonder where I could find one?

 

[Calum]

Our local gunsmith has one on one of his Swiss rifles on Display, and it is as mean looking in person...

Must have been made and issued at a time when surrounding countries might have been thinking of invading Switzerland.