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I've got a gen 3. Love it.

Be forewarned, if you intend to do more than use it for a range toy, you'll be wanting to shoot it a fair bit. There's the only problem with 10mm: ammo. You won't be picking it up a WalMart when you pop in for ammo, a loaf of bread, and some socks.

You may be able to pick it up at the local gun store, but you'll pay a premium.

I've had to order almost all of my ammo. And while it's not crazy expensive like a box of ammo, it ain't cheap. You have to ask if the 10mm is with paying 20%+ more to shoot than, say .45 or .40. Or shoot 20% less often.

You may be in a position where it's not an issue. In that case, rock on. It's a great gun in a great round.