For that price, I'll repeat the general calls for you to snap it up!
But that deal aside, if I were looking for a 10mm (and I'm likely to be on the lookout in the near future, if I know myself as well as I think I do)...
Those Fusions look BEAUTIFUL. 10mm being an uncommon caliber to begin with, and with myself already owning both .45s and 9mms, I would definitely go for one if I were to come across the money for one.
I don't really have anything against Glocks, from a design standpoint. And I've seen people shoot incredibly well with them, so I can't really say they're unergonomic. They're accurate, reliable, and affordable when it comes to the 10mm market. But the grip just really isn't for me. I know I just said that there are people who can shoot amazingly well with a Glock, but I am most certainly not one of them. If I were to purchase one, I'd end up having to get a CCF race frame with 1911 grip angle for it, and that pretty much takes out the entire 'affordable' aspect.
S&W would be my first choice for a practical 10mm shooter, depending on the deal I could get for it. I have yet to hear of a 10mm with a better reputation for accuracy, reliability, and durability. (some of the handloads that people describe putting through them just make me cringe to hear it, but these individuals have yet to damage their weapon!)
But if I were to buy a 10mm, for the purpose of commonly shooting 10mm rounds, and to buy one new, as opposed to looking for a good deal on gunbroker...
I'd say it'd have to be a Witness Full Size in 10mm. Great price, large magazine capacity, generally reliable. I haven't actually fired the 10mm one, but the .40 one I tried was very easy-recoiling, much more so than I had expected from a typical steel-framed pistol design.