Two different issues- shipping a firearm ,and transferring ownership across a state line.
Except in the case of an inherited firearm, transfer of ownership of a firearm made since 1899 will require that it be shipped TO a Federal Firearms License holder, such as a gun dealer. The person receiving the firearm will go to the dealer, complete the same paperwork as if they were buying it from the dealer before they can take possession.
SHIPPING is a different matter. An unloaded rifle or shotgun may be mailed by US Mail. This is covered in the Domestic Mail Manual under restricted mailings. HANDGUNS may NOT be mailed except by a licensed dealer or manufacturer. You may ship them by UPS or FedEx Next Day Air, adult signature required. This is VERY expensive- around $100 per gun. It may be cheaper to find a dealer that will MAIL them for you- even after paying his fee and postage, it may be less. If shipping UPS or FedEx, it must be from a hub, not a UPS store.
Fly, or travel to the West Coast and take a ship.
Texas does not require a license to possess a firearm. A license to CARRY a concealed firearm requires that you be 21.
Yes, if you ship a car to Hawaii, you will need to disarm the alarm.
If it uses gunpowder to launch a projectile it is considered a firearm
No
yes
How much it costs to ship a car from North Carolina to Hawaii depends on the shipper that you use. There would be a minimum charge of $1,500 or more to ship to Hawaii.
Contact the manufacturer.
No you cannot possess a firearm at all
Absoutely not.
Yes.
Probably Texas