AA7075 aluminum alloy was reinforced with B4C particles to produce aluminum composite materials. In the production of AA7075/B4C composite materials, the semi-solid mixing method was used for homogenous reinforcement dispersion and low-pressure solidification. For determination of the mechanical properties of the obtained samples, three-point bending, compression and hardness tests were performed. Additionally, the microstructure, reinforcement matrix interface and chemical structure of the produced composite material were investigated by scanning electron microscopy (SEM), energy dispersive X-ray spectrometry (EDS) and X-ray diffraction (XRD) analyses. As a result, it was observed that, by using the semi-solid mixing method, the reinforcing powders could be distributed homogeneously into the matrix, both chemical and mechanical bonding could be facilitated between the matrix and the reinforcing material, and this mixing technique could be easily used in production of particle-reinforced metal composites. As the reinforcement rate increased, bending strength increased, but there was a reduction in comparison to the non-reinforced aluminum alloy. As the reinforcement rate increased, compressive strength was observed to decreased, while the mean hardness value increased.