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Caseless ammunition is a type of firearm cartridge that does not have a separate cartridge case. Instead, the propellant and projectile are housed within a combustible package. When the firearm is fired, the propellant ignites, and the projectile is propelled down the barrel.

The primary advantage of caseless ammunition is the reduction in weight and bulk, which can lead to lighter firearms and increased ammunition capacity. Additionally, because there is no spent cartridge case to eject, the mechanism can be simplified.

However, caseless ammunition presents engineering challenges, particularly with regard to heat management and extraction of the combustible residue after firing. The development of reliable caseless ammunition has proven to be technically challenging, and as of now, it has not been widely adopted for mainstream firearms due to these challenges.

It's important to note that the development and production of firearms and ammunition, including caseless ammunition, are subject to strict regulations in many jurisdictions. If you are interested in this topic for a specific purpose, I would recommend researching within the legal and safety guidelines of your area.