Arisaka Type 30 bayonet on a 24/47 Mauser?

[Stryfe76]

I was browsing ebay and I noticed that the Arisaka type 30 and a lot of other late 1800's - WW2 bayonets seem to have similar handles and grooves for mounting to a rifle.

Are there other bayonets that would work on a 24/47 Mauser other than the normal k98 bayonets? Here are a few of the likely candidates, anyone know either way on these?

Arisaka Type 30?
Swedish M96 Mauser?
MODEL 1871/98 GERMAN? (Looks like a sword to me)
Chilean Mauser?
German mod 95?
Argentine M1891 Mauser?

Thanks!

[SVT_Fox]

i doubt these are interchangeable

[cousinkix1953]

Absolutely not! The Arisaka muzzle ring is higher above the grip than on the Yugo Mauser bayonets. The no.1 MkIII Enfield and Pattern 14 bayonets are almost indentical except for the heights of the muzzle rings. Those are not interchangeable either...

[Spiggy]

bayonet lugs on these rifles all look the same because of the relative timeframe of their development between the 20's and 40's. Everyone looked at contemporary technology and integrated it with their weapons.

Kinda like socket bayonets on muskets and early rifles

But like socket bayonets, only one standardized design per series of rifle. A type-30 is very much not going to fit a 24/47, and I can tell you off the bat a Mod. 17 isn't going to fit on a T-38 short rifle