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If you cannot get enough adjsutment, then ALL four screws are removed and you will most likely have to use a mechanical aid (PLIERS!) to further adjsut the recticle either higher or lower. By this time you will definately be seeing a difference in the position of the recticle in the scope.
Sorry, but I can't see the point in extensive adjustment of graticle-movement scopes. If zero is not near enough to the middle to appear centred, the scope has been mounted badly and needs to go back to a competent gunsmith. The need to have the crosswires near the centre is apparently imortant with image-movement scopes (when seen from the objective end) as well, if parallax problems are to be avoided.
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Re: Hensoldt scope adjustments