Help with Lag Compensation

Has anyone used the asset Rewinder to implement lag compensation before? If so you might be able to me out. Currently I am having problems getting hit detection to work correctly. Player A can shoot any where and score a hit on Player B but Player B can never hit Player A even when aiming directly at him. Here is the code I am using for lag comp/hit detection.

Code (CSharp):

1.  
2. Ray r = Camera.main.ScreenPointToRay(CenterofScreen);
3.  
4. Transform HitBoxThatWasHit;
5. RewinderHitboxHit hit;
6.                    
7. float time = (float)uLink.Network.time;
8. List<RewinderHitboxHit> hits;
9. RewinderSnapshot.Raycast(time, r.origin, r.direction, out hits);
10.            
11. if (hits.Count > 0) {
12.        hit = hits.FirstOrDefault();
13.        RewinderSnapshot.Recycle(hits);
14.        Debug.Log ("We Hit Something " + hit.Hitbox.Type);
15.        if (hit.Hitbox.Type == RewinderHitboxType.Proximity)
16.             return;
17.        }
18.                        
19.        HitBoxThatWasHit = hit.Transform;
20.                      
21.       float damagetoSend = 0f;
22.                        
23.       uLink.NetworkPlayer PlayerHit = HitBoxThatWasHit.root.gameObject.GetComponent<uLinkNetworkView> ().owner;
24.       if (!RPCSender.Equals(PlayerHit)) {
25.           //We Cant Hit Our Selves.
26.           if (hit.Hitbox.Type == RewinderHitboxType.Head) {
27.               //HeadShotd
28.               damagetoSend = 50;
29.           } else if (hit.Hitbox.Type == RewinderHitboxType.Calf || hit.Hitbox.Type == RewinderHitboxType.Thigh ) {
30.               //Lower Body
31.               damagetoSend = 25;
32.           } else {
33.               damagetoSend = 25;
34.           }
35.                            
36.           Debug.Log ("Damage Given " + damagetoSend);
37.           //Send Message To Damage Player
38.           HitBoxThatWasHit.root.gameObject.GetComponent<PlayerDamage> ().ApplyDamage (damagetoSend);
39.                            
40.      } else {
41.         Debug.LogError ("We Are Not Allowed To Shoot Our Seleves");
42.       }
43. } else {
44.      Debug.Log ("We Didnt Hit Anything");
45. }  
46.  

I have tried a couple of debugging things to see if I could figure out the problem. First, I set the "time" varible in the rewinder raycast to 0. I believe this would effectively make it just like a normal raycast, unfortunately this just produced the same result as before. The second thing I did was to check whether the ray created was always pointing towards the player for some reason thus always resulting in a hit. I created a small cube at the origin and "centerofScreen" vector3. Thees vector3s are set correctly. The only thing I could thing of that might be wrong is how I am using rewinder itself. Any thoughts/tips would be greatly appreciated.