Which of these knives was designed to fit on the end of the muzzle of a rifle or musket?

When you hear the order "Fix Bayonets" you know you're about to engage the enemy in fierce hand to hand combat....scary situation!

nasty weapon

The bayonet's name originates from the French city of Bayonne, known for its cutlery production. In the 17th century, the town was renowned for its high-quality knives, and these knives, when adapted for use on muskets, became known as the "Bayonetta"

Stu, looks like a Spartan model to me....

I want to know what company makes the folder in the picture. Can't read the logo..lol