I'd pass on it. I've owned to of S&W's Value Line pistols, or whatever they call them now, and they just aren't up to the quality of the 3rd Gen autos. To save manufacturing costs, the Value Line, American Pride, or whatever name they are using this year, uses some plastic parts instead of metal, blocky looking slide and sharp edges on the frame to cut down on machining time, and also a looser slide to frame fit, to eliminate any hand fitting necessary, which results in a level of accuracy that is nowhere near as good as a 3rd Gen. In some cases, including the 910 if I remember correctly, one locking lug was eliminated to save on machining time, too, which results in a looser lockup, also contributing to less than stellar accuracy.
IMO, you are much better off looking for a used 5903 if you want a TDA with an aluminum frame. Summit Gun Brokers usually has them at a reasonable price. I'd buy a used 3rd Gen S&W (actually, I just picked up another one at my FFL today from Summit) before buying a new Value Line, even if they were the same price.
I just checked and Mark doesn't have any alloy framed 3rd Gen S&W 9's listed on his site right now. But, if you would settle for a 5906, he has them, very reasonably priced.
Just my opinion, though. I know I was thoroughly disappointed in both of the Value Line pieces of crap that I owned, but I'm very happy with the 20 or so 3rd Gens I have in my safe right now.