Update:
I got my SCAR 16 NRCH. Installed a 14" barrel with a pin and welded Dead Air Keymo flash hider so it is over 16". I also installed a KDG rail and an Elcan. Waiting on a Dead Air can.
Thoughts:
1. After 200 rounds, things are finally broken in. Meaning, the sled and bolt carrier glide more easily. I would really have to pull back the charging handle all of the way and let the bolt/bolt carrier ride home. Otherwise, at times the bolt would not completely close on a live round or even dry. Now I don't have that problem, and yes I always lube my rifles before and after I shoot them (Slip 2000 EWL). Also, the sled was nearly impossible to remove when I first got the rifle. Now it comes out easily.
2. The NRCH handles move around in the sled when attached. They wobble. I find this disconcerting considering my SCAR 17 from 2012 has used the same charging handle without any wobble. I'm guessing this is because the non-reciprocating charging handle only grabs the sled and not the bolt carrier. Hence, there is only a small piece of steel extending into the inside of the upper receiver. Hence, it is not as secure. I just wish something was there to give it more purchase so it doesn't feel like it's going to pop out with use.
3. Gun's recoil is nearly close to that of a AR-15. You know it's a piston rifle with a very heavy bolt carrier when you shoot it. However, it cycles very smooth. With the Geissele trigger I installed, it feels great.
Overall I look forward to getting my Dead Air can to try. I went with Keymo because Dead Air makes a SCAR 16 specific FH. There is no shoulder on either the 16s or 17s barrel; I went through pains with my Surefire FH on a SCAR 17 with loss of concentricity, so I wanted to do it right this time and use something that indexes to the muzzle, not the shoulder of the barrel.