Scott's Monte Carlo Bs were marketed as pigeon guns, but many, many of them were made as game guns (probably most).
Scott made them for a very long time and they were a popular model. I've seen lots of them and I don't think I've seen any with a true Monte Carlo-style stock (even though Scott did offer Monte stocks on their guns).
That gun at Cobb's look's "restored". That drop is probably original. Tons of drop is common is old Scotts (just like it is with older American stuff). Bending it up may be possible, but getting more than a 1/2" could be tough. Converting/grafting is pricey and not worth it on a gun like that.
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