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Definitely situational and probably not the best tactic unless your allies are all tanks and field control, otherwise probably better to scoot and shoot or mix in an animal companion or some skill usage. And if the RAI is to only allow precision on the first attack to hit any hunted prey in a round, an exception to allow a second attack precision only if the previous prey is slain might be a fair compromise until you acquire double prey.

Say your ranger attacks their hunted prey with and drops it with their precision damage on their first action, they hunt prey to select new prey with their second action, then attack the new prey with their third action would they add the precision damage to the attack? Is the prey designation the important part of the target or is it the creature?

Plus any level 3+ Fighter who keeps armor training ignores the speed penalty on medium armor.

To bring him in you could do the old "magical accident from the day of mourning blasted him into Golarion." The excess magical energies changed him to be Pathfinder compatible.

I don't think you can take deft shootist as a lvl 1 Gunslinger due to the dodge and mobility prerequisites.

I think these weapons (brass knuckles, cestus, gauntlet, and similar) need to receive a special weapon property called unarmed which allow the user to treat the weapon as an unarmed strike for purposes of weapon proficiency, ki strikes, monk unarmed damage.

I suggest this on two factors: First that the attack motion between an unarmed punch and a brass knuckled punch is for all purposes identical, and that all other things being equal the extra mass of the knuckle should not be less effective than that of flesh and blood; Second that if the minimal material these "weapons" consist of blocks the monks ki then so too would the leather shoes the monk is wearing, or his pants, or his robes or his headband.