Hmm a special metal halide / LED version I guess there was a LED fixture on display in that spot,they must have put the sticker for the Heath Zenith metal halide over it.

LOL that's funny!

This could also mean you can put a retrofit LED lamp inside... (as you can do with most fixtures, of course...)
The LED sticker could make this MH fixture being sold better

I guess LED is technically correct if it stood for Light Emitting Device . Yeah, I have a feeling the employees didn't know the difference between LED and MH. There was also a fluorescent fixture labeled LED there too.

What store is this at?

Home Depot

You can tell by the price tags.

LOL true. My home depot has 50w metal halide wall packs. I really want one but I am not going to plunk down $80 for a light that probably isn't even worth $35 in terms of build quality. My home depot doesn't have these bucket lights though.

Yeah don't do it. Get yourself a 50W MH 115 instead.

They don't have it listed as being available in 50w though. (But then again 320w PSMH is an option even though it isn't listed).

320W PSMH is listed, for the 125. The 115 is a 250W max fixture. You could probably buy a ballast-less 115. I wonder how much cheaper that would be than one with a ballast.

I wonder if it actually would be possible to order a ballast-less 115 or GE M250R2. I might just do that and stick a mercury vapor ballast in it.

I'm not sure if it is still possible but AE used to have a ballastless option for their lights. They were listed as incandescent fixtures and were mostly designed for replacing damaged clamshells.

Hmm... I might have to email them and ask if that is a possibility. It would probably be cheaper plus it would make a good remote ballast setup.