Is this crimp ok or a do over?

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Hi guys,

Installed all my pex and tested it out no leaks.

This one crimp looks a little slanted... Passed the go no go test.

Would you do it over?
 

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That's what I was thinking but is that considered a bad crimp or is it normal to see those ?
 
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