In that case, since you don't already have it in a bottling bucket/spigot as Rev 2010 states, then go with what heferly suggests and rack it onto priming sugar solution in a bottling bucket and go from there. Should go nice and smooth; just remember to keep the hose end submerged in the bottling bucket to reduce oxidation. If you do in the future primary in a bottling bucket, that's also fine; the reason I don't usually primary in a spigot bucket is because fruit flies (and other things) like to hang around or inside the spout and I get wondering about proper sanitation... I do wipe inside and out with StarSan, and it's not likely to be a real concern, but I figure what the heck, just rack to the inside/outside sanitized bottling bucket. On the other hand, as was once pointed out to me, when fruit flies etc ARE a problem, there's an even greater likelihood of them being a problem around an open bucket during racking and bottling... So, I've got no real reason to go with one over the other and as said I have in fact done both, even using a bottling bucking for the primary with a white wine I did once. Didn't hurt a thing and was less work and cleanup in the end. All a matter of choice.
