No it is called the Bone collector and there is a large and small. It has G10 and D2 blade and the grips haven't changed. There is a model number that goes with them but I don't know it off the top of my head. I actually have one on the way to me so hopefully it will be as nice as the pictures look. I doubt it will top the Rift though.
I have both, and lemme tell you that they are pretty different knives.
BUT that's not to say that they are bad. I can't even begin to tell you how much I lusted over BOTH OF THEM. They each have their own special place in my heart.
I want to point out a couple of things, though. The Bone Collector (BC) is NOT a Griptillian derivative. Those two knives have even less in common than the BC and the Rift do. The BC has solid non-skeletonized steel liners along the full length and width of the handles, an aluminum back spacer and sculpted G-10 scales. In fact, the BC has waaaay more in common with the 520 Presidio than the Griptillian. The Griptillian has partial steel liners and a molded composite resin handle that is more like a hollow shell. The Grip is a great knife, despite these differences. The ergonomics are fantastic, and it's a strong knife that also happens to be very lightweight. The BC has noticeably more heft, girth, length, and overall swagger. The blade is wider than the drop point 550HG Griptillian's, and it has a snubbier point.
Then there's the 950 Rift, which is like none of the above. It too has solid steel liners along the entire handle width & length with sculpted G-10 scales. Its profile is unique, though, and does not borrow from either the Presidio or the Griptillian in its profile/shape. Blade shape is unique, as well. You can see some similarities with the 940's shape, mainly because they're designed by the same guy. However, the Rift is a unique creature unto itself, which I believe is one of the chief reasons I love it so much. I get giddy every time I pick mine up, and I pinch myself to see if I'm dreaming.
Moral of the story: Get a Rift or a Bone Collector and you will not be disappointed. But there will probably come a time when you want to own both.