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I have had a Fischer coin op table for a couple of years now and I have never been able to figure out when it was made as the company is now.
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NIf you mean who bought it and used it, when and where, this information is just not available for the normal firearm. At best, there may be manufacturer's records that will indicate the date (or at least the year) of manufacturer. Springfield Research Center has searched records in the National Archives and identified many records of guns that were issued to, inventoried by, or disposed of by, various military units, and the results of their research are available for a fee. Cody Museum in Wyoming has records of most Winchester rifles which usually only indicates the dates manufactured and shipped and the shipping destination, usually a wholesaler but occasionally a special order from a famous individual. These records will also tell the original configuration if it was different than standard. These Winchester letters are very expensive. There is a similar service for Colt firearms and (I think) Smith and Wesson.
Some similar information is available for older Stevens firearms from a private historian who owns the factory records. NIf you know the name of the manufacturer and the model, you can sometimes find some more information from the serial number by contacting the manufacturer or whoever holds the company records, but usually there is little available except the year of manufacture.
A serial number list for the Savage Model Ninety-Nine can be foundin the Blue Book of Gun Values. For most other models, only a rangeof years is given. More information may be available at the SavageArms website (see related link) and information about older Stevensfirearms is available from the Ste vens Historian, Mr. JohnCallahan, 53 Old Quarry Road, Westfield, MA 01085.
Send him all themarkings found on the gun along with your daytime telephone number.His charge is $15 to research each gun. If you have a letter in front of the serial number ( A-B-C-D-E-F-G-ect) then I can give you that information, if it has only number,it's a lot tougher, but with more of a description, it can benarrowed down.