am i geting the right size bike?

That should be the correct size for you, check the standover you should have about 2 + inches of gap.

I'm 6'2" with a 34" inseam. Two of my bikes are 19.5" and one is 20". That's the right size if you don't want to run a monster long seatpost. What is more important is the top tube length and stem combination (what amounts to your "reach"). I have a 24.5" effective top tube on one bike and use a 90mm stem. On another bike, I have a shorter top tube and run a 110mm stem.

In short, the frame is the right size, but you should worry about the stem length. Also, you will probably need a little rise, which can be done with a slightly raised stem or riser bars or a combination.

I would checkout the frames TT, EHTT and standover rather than relying on the manufactures claimed size,
I have an inseam of 34" and ended up with a 17.5" (medium) frame,my XC bikes had a TT of around 23+" when I got my current bike which is aimed at more AM riding I tested a large with again a TT of around 23+" plus a 110mm stem and it felt right,however once I got the bike and started using it I began to realise that a smaller TT would be far better,I didn't what to go shorter on the stem as the steering is quick enough as it is,luckly they agreed a frame swap and I now have a TT of just over 22" with a 110mm stem, much more suited for what I'm using it for and very happy,yes I run a long seat post doesn't bother me plus I have loads of standover clearance,
so I recommend testing both sizes on the type of riding you intend to do with it.