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If it makes you sleep better at night, then re-take the GMAT.

A low quant isn't *always* a huge concern. It is if you're a lib arts major working as an ad copywriter or an editor at a book publisher. It's not really as much of a concern if you have a strong quant background.

But again, it seems like you really want to re-take it for your own peace of mind. If so, then do it.